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Source: aws-marketplace.md¶

title: AWS Marketplace private offer source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/aws-platform/aws-marketplace scraped: 2026-02-17T05:00:30.484096

AWS Marketplace private offer¶

How-to guide
3-min read
Published May 26, 2025

The Dynatrace Platform Service can be licensed via the AWS Marketplaceï»¿ according to a private offer.

This page describes how to link your private offer with a Dynatrace environment. You can either link an existing Dynatrace environment that was created with AWS, or create and link a new environment.

If you do not yet have a private offer, reach out to Dynatrace sales at sales@dynatrace.com.

Key terms¶

Private offer : A customer-specific license proposal that has been prepared by Dynatrace. It includes a custom rate cardï»¿ with the agreed-upon capabilities and prices.

Public cloud service : Computing services offered by a third-party provider. Dynatrace can be licensed via a public cloud service.

Dynatrace environment : A Dynatrace environment is where all your Dynatrace performance analysis takes place. Environments have a unique identifier in the format abc12345.

Prerequisites¶

You already have a customized private offer for Dynatrace in the AWS Marketplace.
If you are linking an existing Dynatrace account, your Dynatrace user needs to have the View and manage account billing information permissions for that account.

Steps¶

Follow the steps below to link your private offer to a Dynatrace account.

Link an existing Dynatrace account

Create a new Dynatrace account to link

If you already have an existing Dynatrace account and environment on AWS, follow the steps below to link the account to your AWS Marketplace private offer. This can be either a trial or production environment, as long as it is in an active state.

In AWS Marketplace, open your Dynatrace private offer.
Accept your Dynatrace private offer.
Select Set up your account.
On the Welcome to your new Dynatrace Platform Subscription page, select Link existing account.
Sign in as the Dynatrace user that is assigned to the account you want to link.
Enter the email address, then select Next.
Enter the account password, then select Next.
Depending on how many accounts the user is assigned to, do one of the following:
One account: The account is recognized automatically and you can continue to the next step.
Multiple accounts: In the Account to link drop-down menu, select the specific account that you want to link this private offer to. Then, continue to the next step.
More than 20 accounts: In the Account UUID field, specify the Account UUID from the account that you want to link this private offer to. Then, continue to the next step.

To get your Account UUID, go to Account Management and copy the UUID from the URL of the address field of your browser. 7. Once you've signed in with the chosen account, your account information is displayed in User details, Account details, and Environments. This is the account that will be linked to your private offer, so verify the details are correct. 8. Select the check box next to I agree to link this Dynatrace account with my marketplace subscription., then select Next.

This step cannot be undone.

When the Congratulations! window appears, your private offer is now linked to the chosen Dynatrace account.

Your subscription information in Account Management will reflect the fully-credited new license within three days. In the meantime, you can start using your Dynatrace environment according to the account's existing license (if you linked an existing account) or with a trial license (if you created a new account).

Select Open Dynatrace to start using Dynatrace and Set up Dynatrace on Amazon Web Services.

If you don't yet have a Dynatrace account, follow the steps below to create an account and link it to your AWS Marketplace private offer.

In AWS Marketplace, open your Dynatrace private offer.
Accept your Dynatrace private offer.
Select Set up your account.
On the Welcome to your new Dynatrace Platform Subscription page, select Create a new account.
Enter the required information as described on the page:
User details
Account details
Environment details
Select Create account.

A You're almost done! window appears. Dynatrace creates a new account and environment according to the information that you have entered. This step may take up to 5 minutes to complete.

When the account is successfully created, a Congratulations! window appears. Your private offer is now linked to the Dynatrace account that you just created.

Your subscription information in Account Management will reflect the fully-credited new license within three days. In the meantime, you can start using your Dynatrace environment according to the account's existing license (if you linked an existing account) or with a trial license (if you created a new account).

Select Open Dynatrace to start using Dynatrace and Set up Dynatrace on Amazon Web Services.

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Source: set-up-cors-in-amazon-s3.md¶

title: Set up CORS on Amazon S3 source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/aws-platform/set-up-cors-in-amazon-s3 scraped: 2026-02-17T04:51:25.276977

Set up CORS on Amazon S3¶

How-to guide
3-min read
Published Jul 19, 2017

Use these guidelines to set up CORS (cross-origin HTTP requests) in AWS for buckets within Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service). To learn more about CORS and how it works, see HTTP access control (CORS)ï»¿.

Introduction¶

Modern web browsers don't provide access to error information in window.onerror for scripts that are loaded across domains. This is a severe restriction that limits the usefulness of the Dynatrace JavaScript error-detection engine.

Without CORS, instead of providing error details and a stacktrace when an uncaught JavaScript error is thrown, a message such as the follow appears:

"Script error" is usually reported when an exception violates the browsers same-origin-policy i.e. when the error occurs in a script that is hosted on a domain other than the domain of the current page. If the script is received with the CORS HTTP headers set, it's possible to get the full error details for most browsers by adding the attribute crossorigin="anonymous" to the script tag. Unfortunately Internet Explorer 11 and Edge don't currently support the crossorigin attribute. Care is also required to only set the crossorigin attribute for scripts with CORS headers present as otherwise the script will not be executed anymore.

In order to gain full visibility into thrown JavaScript errors, CORS HTTP headers must be set on the cross-domain servers and the crossorigin attribute must be applied to the script tag. Before performing this step, you must configure Amazon S3.

Configure Amazon S3¶

The first step is to input CORS settings for your resources on S3. This is done at the bucket level. Unfortunately, it's not possible to input CORS settings for individual resources within buckets.

Open the Amazon S3 console.
Select the bucket that contains your resources.
Select Permissions.
Scroll down to Cross-origin resource sharing (CORS) and select Edit.
Insert the CORS configuration in JSON format.

Example JSON:

[



{



"AllowedHeaders": [



"*"



],



"AllowedMethods": [



"GET",



"HEAD"



],



"AllowedOrigins": [



"*"



],



"ExposeHeaders": []



}



]

See Creating a cross-origin resource sharing (CORS) configurationï»¿ for details. 6. Select Save changes to save your configuration.

Configure CloudFront¶

With Amazon S3 configured, it's now time to enable CORS headers in CloudFront. Otherwise the headers will be filtered out and this mechanism won't work.

Open the CloudFront console. You should see a window similar to that shown below. Find your distribution in the list and click its ID link. If necessary, use the search field (highlighted below in red) to search for your distribution.

AWS cors 3 2. Now you should see your distribution. Click the Behaviors tab. Find the behavior entry for your resource, described in the Path Pattern column. Select the pattern and click Edit. If the behavior entry doesn't exist, you must create it.

AWS cors 4 3. Now we can edit the behavior settings. All CORS-relevant elements are highlighted in red below. First you must choose which HTTP method will be available for this behavior. For Allowed HTTP Methods, we recommend that you select the second or third option and select the OPTIONS check box, otherwise you won't be able to use CORS for REST calls, which use preflighted requests. 4. From the Forward Headers list, select Allowlist. You should then see the Allowlist headers menu. Select a particular header from the left listbox and click Add. If you don't see a particular header you can input it into Filter headersâ¦ textbox and click Add custom. For CORS, the most important headers are Origin and Access-Control-Allow-Origin. Other headers are optional and dependent on what you want to achieve. 5. Confirm your changes by clicking Yes, Edit.

AWS cors 5

Source: aws-connection-app-settings.md¶

title: Create an AWS connection via Settings source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/create-an-aws-connection/aws-connection-app-settings scraped: 2026-02-16T21:20:05.340613

Create an AWS connection via Settings¶

Latest Dynatrace
How-to guide
Updated on Jan 09, 2026

Onboard your AWS account in few steps that will generate a deployable CloudFormation template.

The CloudFormation stack will deploy core mandatory resources inside your AWS account (Dynatrace IAM monitoring role, AWS secrets, Dynatrace API integration Lambda function).

After a successful deployment, a connection from Dynatrace to your AWS account will be created. Dynatrace will then perform API calls to your AWS account to poll and push telemetry into your Dynatrace environment.

The new integration does not deploy or use ActiveGate compute resources inside your AWS account to poll or push telemetry.

The experience is transparent and fully managed by Dynatrace.

Overview¶

General recommendations¶

We highly discourage onboarding AWS accounts that are actively monitored by our classic AWS integration. Onboarding such accounts might increase the likelihood of AWS APIs throttling, potentially resulting in service interruptions.

Limitations¶

GovCloud and China partitions are not supported.
Dynatrace is designed to support large and complex AWS environments. By default, a Dynatrace environment can accommodate up to 3,000 AWS connections (each connection representing a single AWS account).

This is a soft limit. If you plan to exceed this (per Dynatrace environment) we kindly ask you to open a support request so we can proactively increase this limit, ensuring a smooth experience.

AWS does not support EventBridge API destinations in all Regions. Therefore, event ingest is not available in Regions that don't support it. See EventBridge feature availabilityï»¿ for details.

Prerequisites¶

Only a Dynatrace account administrator and an AWS administrator can successfully complete the initial prerequisites.

1. Create AWS IAM baseline¶

Actions in this section can and (should) only be performed by an AWS administrator.

All necessary AWS permissions must be granted to successfully deploy the CloudFormation stacks and associated AWS resources.

In environments where full duty separation is practiced, we recommend that the Dynatrace administrator shares the templates with the platform team/AWS administrators.

Core CFN templates¶

Conditional CFN templates (deployed based on user opt-in during onboarding)¶

AWS IAM permission policy for deploying the CloudFormation stacks¶

Make sure that an AWS user, or a role, used for the CloudFormation stacks deployment is granted with the following (minimum) permission policies.

To allow the least privilegeârestricting users creating the AWS connections that follow a specific naming pattern, use the value for <Deployment-Stack-Name-Prefix>. This ensures that any connection created must adhere to this exact naming convention.

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "cloudformation0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"cloudformation:CreateStack",



"cloudformation:DescribeStacks",



"cloudformation:UpdateStack",



"cloudformation:ListStacks",



"cloudformation:DescribeStackResources",



"cloudformation:DeleteStack",



"cloudformation:CreateChangeSet",



"cloudformation:DescribeChangeSet",



"cloudformation:ExecuteChangeSet",



"cloudformation:CreateStackInstances",



"cloudformation:ListStackInstances",



"cloudformation:DescribeStackInstance",



"cloudformation:DeleteStackInstances",



"cloudformation:CreateStackSet",



"cloudformation:UpdateStackSet",



"cloudformation:DescribeStackSet",



"cloudformation:DescribeStackSetOperation",



"cloudformation:ListStackSetOperationResults",



"cloudformation:DeleteStackSet",



"cloudformation:TagResource",



"cloudformation:UntagResource"



],



"Resource": [



"arn:aws:cloudformation:*:<AWS-Account-ID>:stackset-target/*",



"arn:aws:cloudformation:<Deployment-Region>:<AWS-Account-ID>:stackset/Dynatrace*:*",



"arn:aws:cloudformation:<Deployment-Region>:<AWS-Account-ID>:stack/<Deployment-Stack-Name-Prefix>*/*",



"arn:aws:cloudformation:*:<AWS-Account-ID>:stack/StackSet-Dynatrace*/*",



"arn:aws:cloudformation:*:<AWS-Account-ID>:type/resource/*"



]



},



{



"Sid": "cloudformation1",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"cloudformation:GetTemplate",



"cloudformation:ValidateTemplate",



"cloudformation:GetTemplateSummary"



],



"Resource": [



"*"



]



},



{



"Sid": "lambda",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"lambda:CreateFunction",



"lambda:UpdateFunctionCode",



"lambda:UpdateFunctionConfiguration",



"lambda:GetFunction",



"lambda:InvokeFunction",



"lambda:DeleteFunction",



"lambda:TagResource",



"lambda:UntagResource"



],



"Resource": [



"arn:aws:lambda:<Deployment-Region>:<AWS-Account-ID>:function:DynatraceApiClientFunction*"



]



},



{



"Sid": "iam",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"iam:CreatePolicy",



"iam:CreatePolicyVersion",



"iam:DeletePolicyVersion",



"iam:DeletePolicy",



"iam:CreateRole",



"iam:UpdateRole",



"iam:DeleteRole",



"iam:PassRole",



"iam:AttachRolePolicy",



"iam:PutRolePolicy",



"iam:DetachRolePolicy",



"iam:GetRole",



"iam:GetPolicy",



"iam:ListPolicyVersions",



"iam:TagPolicy",



"iam:TagRole",



"iam:UntagPolicy",



"iam:UntagRole",



"iam:GetRolePolicy",



"iam:UpdateAssumeRolePolicy",



"iam:DeleteRolePolicy"



],



"Resource": [



"arn:aws:iam::<AWS-Account-ID>:policy/<Deployment-Stack-Name-Prefix>*",



"arn:aws:iam::<AWS-Account-ID>:role/<Deployment-Stack-Name-Prefix>*",



"arn:aws:iam::<AWS-Account-ID>:role/Dynatrace*",



"arn:aws:iam::<AWS-Account-ID>:policy/Dynatrace*"



]



},



{



"Sid": "s3",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"s3:GetObject",



"s3:CreateBucket",



"s3:DeleteBucket",



"s3:PutLifecycleConfiguration",



"s3:PutBucketTagging"



],



"Resource": [



"arn:aws:s3:::dynatrace*"



]



},



{



"Sid": "secretsmanager",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"secretsmanager:CreateSecret",



"secretsmanager:DescribeSecret",



"secretsmanager:UpdateSecret",



"secretsmanager:GetSecretValue",



"secretsmanager:PutSecretValue",



"secretsmanager:TagResource",



"secretsmanager:DeleteSecret",



"secretsmanager:PutResourcePolicy",



"secretsmanager:DeleteResourcePolicy"



],



"Resource": [



"arn:aws:secretsmanager:<Deployment-Region>:<AWS-Account-ID>:secret:DynatraceAPIAccessToken*",



"arn:aws:secretsmanager:<Deployment-Region>:<AWS-Account-ID>:secret:DynatraceAPIPlatformToken*",



"arn:aws:secretsmanager:<Deployment-Region>:<AWS-Account-ID>:secret:/dynatrace/*"



]



},



{



"Sid": "kms0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"kms:CreateKey",



"kms:TagResource",



"kms:UntagResource"



],



"Resource": "*",



"Condition": {



"StringEquals": {



"aws:RequestTag/dt:CreatedBy": "Dynatrace"



}



}



},



{



"Sid": "kms1",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"kms:CreateGrant",



"kms:RevokeGrant",



"kms:DescribeKey",



"kms:GetKeyPolicy",



"kms:PutKeyPolicy",



"kms:ScheduleKeyDeletion"



],



"Resource": "*",



"Condition": {



"StringEquals": {



"aws:ResourceTag/dt:CreatedBy": "Dynatrace"



}



}



},



{



"Sid": "kms2",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"kms:CreateAlias",



"kms:DeleteAlias",



"kms:UpdateAlias"



],



"Resource": [



"arn:aws:kms:<Deployment-Region>:<AWS-Account-ID>:key/*"



],



"Condition": {



"StringEquals": {



"aws:ResourceTag/dt:CreatedBy": "Dynatrace"



}



}



},



{



"Sid": "kms3",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"kms:CreateAlias",



"kms:DeleteAlias",



"kms:UpdateAlias"



],



"Resource": "arn:aws:kms:<Deployment-Region>:<AWS-Account-ID>:alias/dynatrace/*/keys/aws/integration/*"



},



{



"Sid": "logs0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"logs:DescribeLogGroups"



],



"Resource": "*"



},



{



"Sid": "logs1",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"logs:DeleteLogGroup",



"logs:CreateLogGroup",



"logs:DeleteLogStream",



"logs:CreateLogStream",



"logs:DescribeLogStreams",



"logs:PutRetentionPolicy",



"logs:ListTagsForResource",



"logs:DescribeIndexPolicies",



"logs:AssociateKmsKey",



"logs:DisassociateKmsKey",



"logs:PutLogEvents",



"logs:TagResource"



],



"Resource": [



"arn:aws:logs:<Deployment-Region>:<AWS-Account-ID>:log-group:/aws/lambda/<Deployment-Stack-Name-Prefix>*",



"arn:aws:logs:<Deployment-Region>:<AWS-Account-ID>:log-group:/aws/lambda/DynatraceApiClientFunction-*"



]



}



]



}

At this point all, the AWS IAM baseline prerequisites have been completed. Keep in mind that the IAM role/user permissions are needed for each onboarded AWS account.

We recommend that an AWS administrator pre-create those IAM constructs programmatically.

2. Create the Dynatrace IAM baseline¶

Actions in this section can and (should) only be performed by the Dynatrace account administrator.

The new AWS Platform Monitoring has been integrated with the core Dynatrace Identity and Access Management (IAM) design.

Learn more about the basic concepts:

In this documentation section context:

Dynatrace account admin : A built-in user with View and manage users and groups permission.

CloudsAdmins : A customer-created custom IAM group where its members will be able to create and manage AWS connections in Settings.

CloudAdmin : An IAM user, member of the CloudsAdmins group. The name is used here solely for context; any Dynatrace IAM user can be used.

Service user : A non-interactive IAM identity, against which platform tokens will be created.

Platform token : The authentication and authorization secrets used to establish a secure communication with the Dynatrace APIs. In our context, two platform tokens are to be created:

* `Settings PT`âallows the creation and managment of an AWS connection.
* `Ingest PT`âallows the programmatic ingest of push-based telemetry from AWS.

Data-Acquisition AWS Integration App : A Dynatrace-created built-in IAM policy which contains all the (least privilege) permission scopes required to support the creation and management of an AWS connection from Settings. When using the new connection wizard, it will automatically create a new service user and linked platform tokens. It will also bind all required permissions to allow connection creation and management, and telemetry ingest from AWS (Firehose Logs and EventBridge Events).

Interactive IAM identity (IAM user)¶

Create the CloudsAdmins group.

Once the CloudsAdmins group is created, select Permissions > Scope and add the Data-Acquisition AWS Integration App and Standard User policies.

Apply Account-Wide or Environment-Wide, then select Save.

Validate: The CloudsAdmins Permissions section should show:

Data-Acquisition AWS Integration App
Standard User
Assign your CloudAdmin IAM user (or any other Dynatrace IAM user) as a member of the CloudsAdmins group.

Onboarding¶

Before you start, make sure all prerequisites are completed.

Log in to Dynatrace as the IAM user (member of the CloudsAdmins IAM group) and open Settings.
Go to Collect and capture > Cloud and virtualization > AWS and select New connection.

If the button is grayed out, it means you do not have the proper permissions to create a connection. Please, contact your administrator.

1. Select connection model¶

Enter a friendly connection name that is unique (for example, MyEastProd3Account).
Enter the AWS Account ID where you intend to deploy the connection.
Choose the Deployment region.

The deployment region is the AWS Region from which the CloudFormation stack will be deployed.

If you plan to use the event ingest option, make sure to select a deployment region that supports EventBridge API destinationsï»¿. 4. Select Next.

2. Select observability option¶

Choose the Recommended observability path. Two paths are currently supported:
Recommended: The monitoring configuration is an opinionated (immutable) option, only monitored Regions are customizable. Per AWS member account, this flow provides:
- AWS account resources inventory using Clouds (for supported AWS services).
- AWS account resources topology, depicted as rich resource entities using Clouds (for supported AWS services).
- Amazon CloudWatch API metric polling (per enabled region) for our recommended services (automatically opted-in).
- The Regions that were selected, allowing the AWS administrator to deploy Amazon Data Firehose streams for logs ingest as stacksets on the AWS Organizations Console.
- Advanced: The most fine-grained path monitoring configuration. Allows the full customization any monitoring setting to meet advanced use cases.

Regardless of the selected path, customizing all the supported monitoring settings is possible post-onboarding.

The topology signal is an auto-enabled signal; you can't disable it. 2. Choose the monitored AWS Regions you want to monitor.

The monitored regions are the AWS Regions in which Dynatrace can securely poll metrics, topology and push logs from.

You need to enable us-east-1 regardless of your desired monitored regions, since global AWS resources reside in us-east-1. 3. Select Next.

After a successful onboarding, you'll be able to customize monitored AWS Regions and all other supported monitoring settings, per AWS member account.

3. Get platform tokens for service users¶

Generate the settings and ingest tokens. Alternatively, you may also paste pre-existing tokens.
Select Download and Next.

If the download button is grayed out, that means that the Dynatrace token fields are not populated with platform tokens.

4. Finalize¶

Go to the AWS Console and log in to the designated AWS account with an AWS IAM user that has all the needed permissions to deploy the CloudFormation stacks.
Select Deploy the CloudFormation in AWS Console.

If you practice roles duty separation, the Dynatrace admin may have no access/permissions to the AWS environment.

In this case, select the Copy Deployment Link.

Share this deeplink and the downloaded platform tokens CSV file with your platform team and/or AWS Admins.

This will allow them to deploy the CloudFormation stack with the wizard configurations that you have set.

Copy the settings and ingest tokens from the downloaded CSV file (the file name will follow the connection friendly name) and paste them into the corresponding CloudFormation parameters (settings token, ingest token).
Deploy the stack.
When the CloudFormation stacks deployment finishes successfully (which can take up to 15 minutes), go back to the wizard and confirm.

If the CloudFormation stack deployment failed, see Troubleshooting.

5. Configure Health alerts and Warning signalsOptional¶

You can configure Health alerts and Warning signals now or later.

Health alerts and warning signals help you monitor your infrastructure by providing clear, actionable insights. These features reduce the noise from infrastructure issues and improve alerting capabilities, so you can focus on what matters most. This is achieved through better categorization of detected malfunctions.

For critical events, a Health alert is raised, triggering a Dynatrace Problems investigation.
For non-critical situations, a Warning signal informs you of a potential challenge.

Successful onboarding involves two elements:

In Settings > Collect and capture > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, the new AWS connection is Healthy.
In the AWS CloudFormation console, the CloudFormation stacks are in CREATE_COMPLETE status.

What's next?¶

Go to Clouds. AWS resources with telemetry should start to appear shortly.
See Manage your AWS connections to learn how to manage your newly created connection.
Configure CloudWatch log group subscriptions.

Troubleshooting¶

The New connection functionality is disabled. When I hover on it, I see a message that I don't have the permissions.

Make sure that your Dynatrace IAM user has the proper permission scopes to create and manage a connection. For details, see the Create the Dynatrace IAM baseline section.

The CloudFormation stack did not complete successfully. How do I troubleshoot for the root cause?

If your CloudFormation deployment fails, it's often related to a lack of AWS IAM permissions, AWS Service limits being reached, or Service Control Policies configured in your AWS Organizations.

To run our troubleshooting helper script to discover the root cause

Open AWS CloudShell in the AWS Management Console.

Alternatively, you can run bash with AWS CLI installed. 2. Download the script:

wget -q https://dynatrace-data-acquisition.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/aws/deployment/cfn/da-activation-check.sh -O da-activation-check.sh && chmod +x ./da-activation-check.sh

3. Run the script to analyze the failure reason and script output ./da-activation-check.sh --stack-name <activation-stack-name>.

The activation main stack name follows the AWS connection name specified the Dynatrace connections list, for example, connection name: MyEastProd3Account

To find the failure reason manually

Go to the AWS Management Console > CloudFormation stack events and search for the root cause.
Also search nested stacks and stackset instances (if logs/events ingest was enabled) for failed events.

If you encounter an error that you cannot resolve on your own, open a Dynatrace support ticketï»¿ providing the script output.

The root cause of the CloudFormation deployment failure is an invalid or expired token. What can I do?

The best way to solve this issue is to delete the failed stack and repeat the deployment specifying valid tokens as parameters. You can start the deployment from the Dynatrace Settings web UI to generate a new API token.

The root cause of the CloudFormation deployment failures are related to permissions, as I can see messages indicating that I'm not authorized to perform X or Y. What can I do?

If you can see in the CloudFormation stack error messages, such as "User: arn:aws: <...> is not authorized to perform: <...> on resource: <...>", it's because you haven't included the proper user/role permissions required from our policy. Update the setup by adding the required AWS permissions, clean the current setup, and restart the process.

To learn how to clean the current setup, see The CloudFormation stack did not complete successfully. I fixed the issue. How do I clean the current setup and start over?

The root cause of the CloudFormation deployment failure is that the 'Account XXX has not enabled 'Region-XYZ'. What can I do?

If you see, in the CloudFormation stack, error messages such as "Account XXX has not enabled [Region-XYZ]: ...", clean the current setup, enable that Region or remove it from the deployment parameters, and restart the process.

To learn how to clean the current setup, see The CloudFormation stack did not complete successfully. I fixed the issue. How do I clean the current setup and start over?

The root cause of the CloudFormation deployment failure is the creation of the Firehose DeliveryStream. What can I do?

If you see, in the CloudFormation stack, error messages such as "You are not subscribed to this service" or "The AWS Access key Id needs a subscription for the service (Service Firehose)", this is because new services, such as Firehose, require it to be enabled on some new accounts. See how to resolve problems when accessing a service in the AWS Management Consoleï»¿.

After enabling it, clean the current setup and restart the process again.

To learn how to clean the current setup, see The CloudFormation stack did not complete successfully. I fixed the issue. How do I clean the current setup and start over?

The root causes of the CloudFormation deployment failures are 404 or 400 errors. What can I do?

Please contact us at awscloudmonitoring-preview@dynatrace.com or open a Dynatrace support ticket sharing the errors you experienced.

The CloudFormation stack did not complete successfully. I fixed the issue. How do I clean the current setup and start over?

In the AWS CloudFormation console, delete the master Dynatrace stack. The main stack name follows the connection name in our example MyEastProd3Account. Follow the AWS guidelines on deleting stacksï»¿.

Once the stack and its nested stacks are completely deleted

In Dynatrace, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS (Preview).
Find and select the connection action menu on the right .
Select Delete.
You are now able to start the wizard and create a new connection.

Not all resources created are properly tagged in Dynatrace.

Even if your organization enforces tagging via Service Control Policies or IAM, some of the resources created by CloudFormation do not support tag propagation. For details, please see AWS CloudFormation resource taggingï»¿.

I have enabled logs push-based ingest via Firehose, but I cannot seem to locate log records on Dynatrace.

Looking at the Destination error logs tab (AWS Firehose console), if you get this message:

Delivery to the endpoint was unsuccessful. See Troubleshooting HTTP Endpoints in the Firehose documentation for more information. Response received with status code. 403: "requestId":"xxxx,"errorMessage":"The authorization token does not provide the necessary permissions. details: missing_scopes=[data-acquisition:logs:ingest]

Verify that

The platform ingest token is assigned with the correct permission scope (data-acquisition:logs:ingest).
The Dynatrace service user linked to the token is also assigned with same token permission scope (data-acquisition:logs:ingest).
The platform ingest token has not expired or was deleted.
The service user has not been deleted.
The platform token environment scope is adjusted to the correct Dynatrace environment.

When creating the platform token, why is the "service user" option grayed out?

Your IAM user might not have permission to create platform tokens for (existing) service users. Contact you Dynatrace Admin to learn if the prerequisites were followed. In this case, a specific permission scope must be granted.

The onboarding experience is an evolving core product feature. We are continually working to collect feedback.

During the Preview, we will reach out and ask for feedback. We highly appreciate your willingness to share any suggestions. You can also share your feedback at our dedicated Dynatrace Community channelï»¿

Source: app-runner.md¶

title: Monitor AWS App Runner source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-into-aws/app-runner scraped: 2026-02-06T16:23:23.536585

Monitor AWS App Runner¶

How-to guide
3-min read
Published Jan 16, 2023

To deploy OneAgent on App Runner, read the instructions provided below.

Prerequisites¶

Create an API token in your Dynatrace environment and enable the following permissions:
Access problem and event feed, metrics, and topology (DataExport) (API v1)
PaaS integration - Installer download (InstallerDownload)
Review the list of supported applications and versions.

Integrate OneAgent into your application image¶

Build-time injection EKS, ECS, and App Runner¶

If you're using ECS, EKS, and App Runner, you can use build-time injection to embed OneAgent into your container image.

Docker multi-stage image builds

Classic integration

To use this option you need:

Docker version 17.05+
OneAgent version 1.155+
Sign in to Docker with your Dynatrace environment ID as username and your PaaS token as password.

docker login -u <your-environment-id> <your-environment-url>

2. Add two additional lines of code to the application image after the last FROM command:

COPY --from=<your-environment-url>/linux/oneagent-codemodules:<technology> / /



ENV LD_PRELOAD /opt/dynatrace/oneagent/agent/lib64/liboneagentproc.so

Replace <your-environment-url> with the URL or IP address of your environment or your ActiveGate.
Dynatrace SaaS {your-environment-id}.live.dynatrace.com1
Dynatrace Managed {your-domain}/e/{your-environment-id}1

1

If you use your own environment ActiveGate, use the <ip-address>:9999 or <hostname>:9999 format. * Replace <technology> with the code module required for your application. Valid options are all, java, apache, nginx, nodejs, dotnet, php, sdk, and go. You can specify several code modules, separated by hyphen (-), for example java-go. Including specific technology-support options, rather than support for all technology options, results in a smaller OneAgent package.

What if my Docker image is based on Alpine Linux?

Dynatrace OneAgent supports Alpine Linux-based environments. Use this syntax:

COPY --from=<your-activegate>/linux/oneagent-codemodules-musl:<technology> / /



ENV LD_PRELOAD /opt/dynatrace/oneagent/agent/lib64/liboneagentproc.so

Valid options here are all, go, java, apache, nginx, and nodejs.

Build your application image.

Build the Docker image from your dockerfile to use it in your Kubernetes environment:

docker build -t yourapp .

You can monitor your application containers with a different Dynatrace environment. To do this, read the instructions below:

For OneAgent version 1.139+, if you have an existing application image where you've already added the OneAgent code modules for a specific Dynatrace environment, you can have the OneAgent report to another Dynatrace environment without rebuilding your application image.

For this you need to make a call to the REST endpoint of your second Dynatrace environment. Make sure to adapt the respective placeholders <your-environment-id> and <your-paas-token>.

curl "https://<your-environment-id>.live.dynatrace.com/api/v1/deployment/installer/agent/connectioninfo?Api-Token=<your-paas-token>"

In return, you get a JSON object that covers the required information that needs to be passed as an environment variable to the application container. Make sure you set the environment variables of the application container as described below:

DT_TENANT: equals tenantUUID
DT_TENANTTOKEN: equals tenantToken
DT_CONNECTION_POINT: semi-colon separated list of communicationEndpoints
Add the following commands to your current Dockerfile to integrate OneAgent and activate instrumentation of your application. Define variables with optional default values using ARG instructions.

ARG DT_API_URL="https://<your-environment-id>.live.dynatrace.com/api"



ARG DT_API_TOKEN="<your-paas-token>"



ARG DT_ONEAGENT_OPTIONS="flavor=default&include=<technology1>&include=<technology2>"



ENV DT_HOME="/opt/dynatrace/oneagent"



RUN mkdir -p "$DT_HOME" && \



wget -O "$DT_HOME/oneagent.zip" "$DT_API_URL/v1/deployment/installer/agent/unix/paas/latest?Api-Token=$DT_API_TOKEN&$DT_ONEAGENT_OPTIONS" && \



unzip -d "$DT_HOME" "$DT_HOME/oneagent.zip" && \



rm "$DT_HOME/oneagent.zip"



ENTRYPOINT [ "/opt/dynatrace/oneagent/dynatrace-agent64.sh" ]



CMD [ "executable", "param1", "param2" ] # the command of your application, for example, Java

The commands above that use wget and unzip might fail if they aren't provided by the base image.
Replace <your-environment-id> with your Dynatrace environment ID. If you're using Dynatrace Managed, you need to provide your Dynatrace Cluster URL (https://<YourDynatraceServerURL>/e/<your-environment-id>/api).
Replace <your-paas-token> with your PaaS token.
DT_ONEAGENT_OPTIONS - this is the flavor (valid options are default or musl for Alpine images) and the technology (code module).
- Syntax for default is flavor=default&include=all.
- Syntax for musl is flavor=musl&include=all.

What if my Docker image is based on Alpine Linux?

Dynatrace OneAgent supports the flavor musl for Alpine Linuxâbased environments. Valid options for flavor=musl are all, go, java, apache, nginx, and nodejs. 2. Build your application image.

Build the Docker image from your dockerfile to use it in your Kubernetes environment:

docker build -t yourapp .

You can monitor your application containers with a different Dynatrace environment. To do this, read the instructions below:

For OneAgent version 1.139+, if you have an existing application image where you've already added the OneAgent code modules for a specific Dynatrace environment, you can have the OneAgent report to another Dynatrace environment without rebuilding your application image.

For this you need to make a call to the REST endpoint of your second Dynatrace environment. Make sure to adapt the respective placeholders <your-environment-id> and <your-paas-token>.

curl "https://<your-environment-id>.live.dynatrace.com/api/v1/deployment/installer/agent/connectioninfo?Api-Token=<your-paas-token>"

In return, you get a JSON object that covers the required information that needs to be passed as an environment variable to the application container. Make sure you set the environment variables of the application container as described below:

DT_TENANT: equals tenantUUID
DT_TENANTTOKEN: equals tenantToken
DT_CONNECTION_POINT: semi-colon separated list of communicationEndpoints

Configure network zones Optional¶

You can configure network zones as an environment variable:

DT_NETWORK_ZONE: equals your.network.zone

See network zones for more information.

Monitoring Consumption¶

For AWS App Runner, monitoring consumption is based on host units. See Application and Infrastructure Monitoring (Host Units) for details.

Troubleshoot¶

Application image OneAgent integration problemsï»¿

OneAgent platform and capability support matrix

Source: aws-beanstalk.md¶

title: Monitor AWS Elastic Beanstalk source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-into-aws/aws-beanstalk scraped: 2026-02-17T04:49:28.156390

Monitor AWS Elastic Beanstalk¶

How-to guide
1-min read
Published Jul 19, 2017

AWS Elastic Beanstalkï»¿ is a service provided by Amazon Web Services (AWS) that gives you the option of deploying and auto-scaling applications and services.

As this type of installation depends heavily on user customizations, there isn't any set of steps that will work in all scenarios. The following aims to provide an overview of the entire process, with examples to help you create your own deployment.

Prerequisites¶

Locate the ONEAGENT_INSTALLER_SCRIPT_URL. This information is shared during Dynatrace OneAgent installation.

Locate your installer URL

To get your ONEAGENT_INSTALLER_SCRIPT_URL

In Dynatrace Hub, select OneAgent.
Select Set up > Linux.
Determine the installer script URL and token from the UI-provided wget command:

OneAgent container image version 1.39.1000+

OneAgent container image version 1.38.1000 and earlier

This is the URL:

OneAgent URL

Replace the value of arch parameter with <arch>. Ignore the flavor=default parameter.
For the API-Token value, you need a PaaS token.

Your URL should look like this: https://host.domain.com/api/v1/deployment/installer/agent/unix/default/latest?arch=<arch>

This is your ONEAGENT_INSTALLER_SCRIPT_URL.

This your URL and API token.

OneAgent installation page with URL to be modified

Append the API token to the URL using the API-Token parameter. Your URL should look like this:

https://host.domain.com/api/v1/deployment/installer/agent/unix/default/latest?arch=x86&flavor=default&Api-Token=<token>

This is your ONEAGENT_INSTALLER_SCRIPT_URL.

Access to the AWS console

For configurations where OneAgent is already part of your application deployment, you don't have to manually install OneAgent or restart servers to enable service monitoring.

Download OneAgent¶

In Dynatrace Hub, select OneAgent.
Select Set up > Windows or Linux.

For more information, see the OneAgent installation instructions for Windows or Linux.

Customize your installation¶

Make sure the configuration files are properly formatted YAML files.
Don't use tabs for indentation. Only spaces are allowed.
The Elastic Beanstalk extension script file names are importantâthe Amazon interpreter executes them in alphabetical order.

Linux

Windows

To install OneAgent, you need two configuration files:

One file for downloading the OneAgent installer
Another file for invoking the installation and post-installation tasks.
In the Beanstalk deployment package, create a .ebextensions directory within the same directory as the main Beanstalk project source code. The two configuration files mentioned above must be placed in this directory.
Create a configuration file for downloading the installer named 0dynatraceDownload.config.

The file must contain a files section that defines:

The download path and target file name (for example, /tmp/dynatraceinstall.sh)
Proper user rights settings
The OneAgent download URL mentioned in the prerequisites.

Example:

files:



"/tmp/dynatraceinstall.sh":



mode: "000755"



owner: root



group: root



source: "https://abcdefghij.live.dynatrace.com/api/v1/deployment/installer/agent/unix/default/latest?arch=x86&flavor=default&Api-Token=abcdefghijklmnopqrstu"

Make sure to replace the generic values in the example above with your own. 3. Create a configuration file to execute the OneAgent installer and perform other tasks such as service restart, named 1dynatraceInstallAndPost.config.

In the example below, the script checks for an existing OneAgent setup and, if no OneAgent is found, executes the installation from the /tmp directory, setting the --set-proxy=172.1.1.128:8080 installation parameter to connect the agent to a specific proxy. Then the httpd service is restarted.

commands:



install_dynatrace:



cwd: /tmp



command: "/bin/sh dynatraceinstall.sh --set-proxy=172.1.1.128:8080"



restart_httpd:



command: "service httpd restart"

If you want to add more parameters, separate them with spaces. To learn more about installation parameters, see how to customize OneAgent installation on Linux.

Do not use the command's env property because it overwrites, rather than appends, the existing environment and will cause OneAgent installation to fail. 4. Optional Extend your configuration.

You can also include steps to download OneAgent in your configuration.

The example below includes OneAgent download in the configuration. While this is necessary for the first installation of OneAgent, it might substantially lengthen future application updates because you download OneAgent each time you run the script. To improve your Beanstalk configuration, add a check for an existing OneAgent installation and have your scripts download OneAgent only when it isn't found on the system.

Inspect the following Linux configuration example carefully before creating your own scripts. The Amazon interpreter is sensitive to syntax errors. Take care in formatting and escaping special characters.

files:



"/tmp/dynatraceinstall.sh":



mode: "000755"



owner: root



group: root



content: |



#!/bin/bash



if [ ! -d /opt/dynatrace/oneagent ]; then



wget -O /tmp/Dynatrace-OneAgent.sh "https://abcdefghij.live.dynatrace.com/api/v1/deployment/installer/agent/unix/default/latest?arch=x86&flavor=default&Api-Token=abcdefghijklmnopqrstu"



chmod 755 /tmp/Dynatrace-OneAgent.sh



sudo chown root:root /tmp/Dynatrace-OneAgent.sh



sudo /tmp/Dynatrace-OneAgent.sh



fi



commands:



install_dynatrace:



cwd: /tmp



command: "/bin/sh dynatraceinstall.sh --set-proxy=172.1.1.128:8080"



restart_nginx:



command: service nginx restart



ignoreErrors: true

To install OneAgent, you need two configuration files:

One file for downloading the OneAgent installer
Another file for invoking the installation and post-installation tasks.
Create a configuration file for downloading the installer named 0dynatraceDownload.config.

The file must contain a sources section that defines:

The download destination (for example, your desktop)
The OneAgent download URL mentioned in the prerequisites.

Example:

files:



"C:/OneAgent/Dynatrace-OneAgent-Installer.exe":



source: "https://abcdefghij.live.dynatrace.com/api/v1/deployment/installer/agent/windows/default/latest?Api-Token=abcdefghijklmnopqrstu&arch=x86&flavor=default"

Make sure to replace the generic values in the example above with your own. 2. Create a configuration file to execute the OneAgent installer and perform other tasks such as service restart, named 1dynatraceInstallAndPost.config.

The file must contain a commands section that defines the installation command for OneAgent.

Do not use the command's env property because it overwrites, rather than appends, the existing environment and will cause OneAgent installation to fail.

In the example below, the script executes the installer from the administrator's desktop folder in quiet mode (no graphical user interface involved). The file passes the --set-proxy=172.1.1.128:8080 installation parameter to connect the agent to a specific proxy.

commands:



install_oneagent:



command: "C:/OneAgent/Dynatrace-OneAgent-Installer.exe --quiet --set-proxy=172.1.1.128:8080"

If you want to add more parameters, separate them with with spaces. To learn more about installation parameters, see how to customize OneAgent installation on Windows.

You don't need to add extra commands following OneAgent installation. Amazon will restart IIS on its own after you've successfully uploaded all your application files.

Configure network zones Optional¶

To configure network zones, use the following argument: --set-network-zone=<your.network.zone>. See network zones for more information.

Monitoring consumption¶

For AWS Elastic Beanstalk, monitoring consumption is based on hosts units. See Application and Infrastructure Monitoring (Host Units) for details.

Source: aws-ec2.md¶

title: Monitor Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-into-aws/aws-ec2 scraped: 2026-02-17T04:49:04.203756

Monitor Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2)¶

How-to guide
1-min read
Published Jan 16, 2023

Capabilities¶

Full-stack monitoring powered by OneAgent
Enhanced support for EC2 metadata such as regions and more
AWS Systems Manager Distributor package for easy deployment of OneAgent
Integration with CloudWatch for metrics, properties and tags from AWS

Integrate OneAgent for fullstack monitoring¶

Monitoring Amazon EC2 instances works out of the box. Just run the regular Linux and Windows OneAgent installers.

Alternatively, you can use any infrastructure management tool such as Terraform to integrate OneAgent on your virtual machines. Dynatrace also provides an integration with the AWS Systems Manager Distributor so you can distribute and automatically deploy OneAgent on your EC2 instances.

Source: deploy-oneagent-on-ecs.md¶

title: Monitor Elastic Container Service (ECS) with EC2 launch type source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-into-aws/aws-ecs/deploy-oneagent-on-ecs scraped: 2026-02-17T05:10:15.329885

Monitor Elastic Container Service (ECS) with EC2 launch type¶

How-to guide
3-min read
Published May 18, 2020

To deploy OneAgent on AWS Elastic Container Service (ECS) clusters with EC2 launch type, follow the instructions below.

Prerequisites¶

Create a PaaS Token.
ECS cluster with Linux-based container instances.
Review the list of supported applications and versions.
Create the ecsinstanceRole IAM role in the ECS console.

Deploy OneAgent as a daemon service¶

This approach describes the installation of OneAgent as a daemon service in its own container. ECS orchestrates the execution of the OneAgent task on each container instance that is part of the cluster.

On the ECS console, go to Task Definitions > Create new Task Definition. Select EC2 and then Next step.
In Configure task and container definitions, enter the following values:
Task Definition Name: oneagent
Network Mode: host
Scroll down to Volumes. Click Add volume and enter the following values:
Name: oneagent
Volume type: Bind Mount
Source path: /

Click Add to add the volume. 4. Scroll to Container Definitions and click Add container. In the Standard section, enter the following values:

Container name: oneagent
Image: dynatrace/oneagent
Memory limits: as needed

There are two types of memory limits: soft and hard. ECS requires that you define the limit for at least one type of memory. We recommend using the default setting (soft limit of 256 MiBs), as it's less restrictive, but you can adjust this setting as needed. 5. In the Advanced container configuration section, go to Environment. Make sure that Essential is selected.

In Environment variables, define ONEAGENT_INSTALLER_SCRIPT_URL depending on how you connect to Dynatrace:

For SaaS: https://<your-environment-id>.live.dynatrace.com/api/v1/deployment/installer/agent/unix/default/latest?arch=x86&flavor=default&Api-Token=<pass_token>
For Managed: https://<your-domain>/e/<your-environment-id>/api/v1/deployment/installer/agent/unix/default/latest?arch=x86&flavor=default&Api-Token=<pass_token>
For ActiveGate: https://<your-active-gate-ip-or-hostname>:9999/e/<your-environment-id>/api/v1/deployment/installer/agent/unix/default/latest?arch=x86&flavor=default&Api-Token=<paas_token>

If you connect via an ActiveGate, you can skip the certificate check by adding the ONEAGENT_INSTALLER_SKIP_CERT_CHECK key with the value true. 6. Optional Add OneAgent installer parameters.

While still in Environment variables, you can customize your OneAgent installation by adding several OneAgent installer parameters in the command text box. Make sure to separate each parameter by a space. For example, --set-app-log-content-access=false --set-network-zone=<your.network.zone>.

Set the --set-network-zone=<your.network.zone> parameter if you want to configure network zones. See network zones for more information. 7. Go to Storage and logging and enter the following values in Mount point:

Source volume: oneagent
Container path: /mnt/root
Scroll down to Security and set the container to run in Privileged mode.
Click Add to add the container definition.
While still in the task definition, go back to Volumes and click Configure via JSON. Add the following two parameters at the root level (for example, before the "tags"):
```
"ipcMode": "host",



"pidMode": "host",
```
Click Save to save the JSON configuration. 11. Click Create to save your task definition. 12. In the Task definitions menu, select the newly created OneAgent task and then click Actions > Create service. This will create a service to run your task. 13. In Configure service, enter the following values:
- Launch type: EC2
- Task Definition: oneagent
- Service type: DAEMON
- Service name: give a name to the service.
Leave the rest of the settings set as they are by default. Follow the remaining steps until you reach and select Create service.

Once the service is created, the associated tasks will be executed. The oneagent service creates a task to deploy OneAgent on each container instance of your cluster.

You can see the container instances displayed on the ECS cluster dashboard, and the corresponding hosts in your Dynatrace monitoring environment.

14. After deploying OneAgent, restart the running application tasks to get service-level visibility.

Security implications¶

See Docker security implications for details.

Limitations¶

See Docker limitations for details.

Monitoring consumption¶

For Elastic Container Service, monitoring consumption is based on hosts units. See Application and Infrastructure Monitoring (Host Units) for details.

OneAgent platform and capability support matrix

Source: aws-ecs.md¶

title: Monitor Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS) source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-into-aws/aws-ecs scraped: 2026-02-17T04:48:57.989219

Monitor Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)¶

How-to guide
1-min read
Published Jan 16, 2023

To deploy OneAgent on AWS Elastic Container Service (ECS) clusters with EC2 launch type, follow the instructions below.

Prerequisites¶

Create a PaaS Token.
ECS cluster with Linux-based container instances.
Review the list of supported applications and versions.
An IAM role for your container instances should attach the AmazonEC2ContainerServiceforEC2Role managed policy. Instructions for creating this role, named ecsInstanceRole, are provided in the AWS documentationï»¿.

Deploy OneAgent as a daemon service¶

This approach describes the installation of OneAgent as a daemon service in its own container. ECS orchestrates the execution of the OneAgent task on each container instance that is part of the cluster.

Privileged mode and volume parameters are prerequisites for this deployment method. As a result, this can only be done using JSON revisions. Consider using build-time injection instead.

On the ECS console, go to Task Definitions > Create new task definition > Create new task definition with JSON.
Edit the task definition JSON:
Set requiresCompatibilities to ["EC2"]
Set family to a unique name of your choice for the task definition, such as oneagent
Add ipcMode and set to host
Add pidMode and set to host
Set containerDefinitions[0] to
```
{



"name": "oneagent",



"image": "dynatrace/oneagent",



"essential": true,



"privileged": true



}
```
* Create a new dictionary in the volumes array:
```
{



"name": "oneagent"



}
```
3. Select Create. 4. Select Create new revision > Create new revision. 5. In Infrastructure requirements, go to Network Mode and select host. 6. Scroll to Container - 1, go to Resource allocation limits and set the memory limits as needed

There are two types of memory limits: soft and hard. ECS requires that you define the limit for at least one type of memory. We recommend using the default setting (soft limit of 256 MiBs), as it's less restrictive, but you can adjust this setting as needed. 7. In the Environment variables section, go to Add individually and define ONEAGENT_INSTALLER_SCRIPT_URL depending on how you connect to Dynatrace:

For Dynatrace SaaS: https://<your-environment-id>.live.dynatrace.com/api/v1/deployment/installer/agent/unix/default/latest?arch=x86&flavor=default&Api-Token=<paas_token>
For ActiveGate: https://<your-active-gate-ip-or-hostname>:9999/e/<your-environment-id>/api/v1/deployment/installer/agent/unix/default/latest?arch=x86&flavor=default&Api-Token=<paas_token>

If you connect via an ActiveGate, you can skip the certificate check by adding the ONEAGENT_INSTALLER_SKIP_CERT_CHECK key with the value true. 8. Optional Add OneAgent installer parameters.

While still in Environment variables, you can customize your OneAgent installation by adding several OneAgent installer parameters in the command text box. Make sure to separate each parameter by a space. For example, --set-monitoring-mode=infra-only --set-app-log-content-access=false --set-network-zone=<your.network.zone>.

Set the --set-network-zone=<your.network.zone> parameter if you want to configure network zones. See network zones for more information. 9. Scroll down to Storage > Volume - 1 and set Source path to / 10. Go to Container mount points, select Add mount point and enter the following values:

* **Container**: `oneagent`
* **Source volume**: `oneagent`
* **Container path**: `/mnt/root`

Select Create to save your task definition.
In the Task definitions menu, select the newly created OneAgent task and then select Deploy > Create service. This will create a service to run your task.
In Compute configuration, select Launch type and for Launch type select EC2.
In Deployment configuration, perform the following actions:
- Service name: Name the service.
- Service type: Select Daemon.
Leave the rest of the settings set as they are by default. Follow the remaining steps until you reach and select Create.

Once the service is created, the associated tasks will be executed. The oneagent service creates a task to deploy OneAgent on each container instance of your cluster.

You can see the container instances displayed on the ECS cluster dashboard, and the corresponding hosts in your Dynatrace monitoring environment.

15. After deploying OneAgent, restart the running application tasks to get service-level visibility.

Security implications¶

See Docker security implications for details.

Limitations¶

See Docker limitations for details.

Monitoring consumption¶

For Elastic Container Service, monitoring consumption is based on host units. See Application and Infrastructure Monitoring (Host Units) for details.

OneAgent platform and capability support matrix

Source: k8s-dns-logs.md¶

title: Ingest Kubernetes DNS logs from AWS source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-into-aws/aws-eks/k8s-dns-logs scraped: 2026-02-17T05:02:57.002334

Ingest Kubernetes DNS logs from AWS¶

How-to guide
5-min read
Published Mar 18, 2024

This page describes how to ingest Kubernetes-related DNS logs from AWS to Dynatrace with containers running in an Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) Cluster.

Kubernetes and domain name resolution¶

In EKS, service discovery and domain name resolution are both done via the CoreDNS add-onï»¿, which is a flexible, extensible DNS server that can serve as the Kubernetes cluster DNS.

When you launch an Amazon EKS cluster with at least one node, two replicas of the CoreDNS image are deployed by default, regardless of the number of nodes deployed in your cluster.

CoreDNS¶

When a pod in an EKS cluster tries to resolve the domain name www.dynatrace.com, the request is first sent to the CoreDNS service. CoreDNS keeps a local registry of the registered services in the EKS cluster and a DNS cache, to provide faster responses to incoming DNS queries.

CoreDNS does not log DNS queries by default.

To enable DNS query logging in Kubernetes, you need to enable the log pluginï»¿ in the CoreDNS configuration.

Open your Kubernetes management console to view your existing CoreDNS ConfigMap, which includes the current Corefile. CoreDNS service is running under the kube-system namespace:

kubectl describe configmaps --namespace kube-system coredns

2. Copy the Corefile from the response to the respective coredns-config.yml section. The default Kubernetes ConfigMap looks something like this:

apiVersion: v1



kind: ConfigMap



metadata:



name: coredns



namespace: kube-system



data:



Corefile: |



.:53 {



errors



health



kubernetes cluster.local in-addr.arpa ip6.arpa {



pods insecure



fallthrough in-addr.arpa ip6.arpa



}



prometheus :9153



forward . /etc/resolv.conf



cache 30



loop



reload



loadbalance



}

3. To use the log plugin and start logging all the DNS queries to standard output, apply the following configuration:

. {



log



}

4. To activate the log plugin, add the corresponding line to the default Corefile in your coredns-config.yml file. Output when using the default ConfigMap should be similar to this:

apiVersion: v1



kind: ConfigMap



metadata:



name: coredns



namespace: kube-system



data:



Corefile: |



.:53 {



log



errors



health



kubernetes cluster.local in-addr.arpa ip6.arpa {



pods insecure



fallthrough in-addr.arpa ip6.arpa



}



prometheus :9153



forward . /etc/resolv.conf



cache 30



loop



reload



loadbalance



}

5. Apply the coredns-config.yml to your CoreDNS service in Kubernetes with the following command:

kubectl apply -f coredns-config.yml

As a result, the DNS query logs can now be seen in the CoreDNS pods' logs, which can now be either forwarded to Dynatrace or viewed in the AWS CloudShell environment with the command:

kubectl logs --namespace kube-system -f deployment/coredns --follow

Route53¶

If CoreDNS doesnât have an answer for www.dynatrace.com in the registry, the DNS query is forwarded to the DNS server of the cluster Node. Usually, this is the AWS Route53 serviceï»¿, which is the default recursive DNS server in AWS.

Like CoreDNS, Route53 does not log DNS queries by default.

To configure Route53 to log DNS queries

Open your AWS Management Console and go to the Route53 Dashboard page.
From the left menu, go to Resolver > Query logging and select Configure query logging.
Select CloudWatch Logs log group as your destination and choose a log group as the destination log group for your query logs.
Add the VPCs that you want the queries to be logged for (for example, the VPC where your EKS nodes reside).
Select Configure query logging to save your settings.

DNS log content in EKS¶

Let's go through why you need both CoreDNS logs and Route53 logs with some log content.

In CoreDNS, the query logs are stored in the following format by default:

172.31.47.132:40395 - 23683 "A IN www.dynatrace.com. udp 35 false 512" NOERROR qr,rd,ra 278 0.002157881s

The log record contains:

the source IP address and port
an ID of the request
request type and class
query itself
some other details about the response, such as the response code, flags, and the size of the response

The fields can be configured to some extent.

Read more about the CoreDNS custom log formatï»¿. * Route53 logs are stored in the following JSON structure:

{



"version":"1.100000","account_id":"<id>","region":"us-east-1","vpc_id":"vpc-<id>",



"query_timestamp":"2023-11-20T21:20:29Z","query_name":"www.dynatrace.com.","query_type":"A",



"query_class":"IN","rcode":"NOERROR","answers":[{"Rdata":"52.3.5.163","Type":"A","Class":"IN"}],



"srcaddr":"172.31.73.143","srcport":"51217","transport":"UDP","srcids":{"instance":"i-<id>"}



}

From the example above, we can see that Route53 logs contain far more details about the DNS query, including detailed content of the response data, which is needed for threat hunting. Note that we donât have the pods' IP address in Route53 logs: we can only see that an EKS Node has tried to resolve this host. Therefore, if you want to pinpoint the exact pod that's creating malicious DNS traffic, Route53 logs would not be enough.

In CoreDNS logs we can find information about the request origin (pods' IP and source port), but the logs don't contain any information about the response payload.

To find an infected process that is getting its commands from an external server via DNS responses, threat hunting is required. To perform it precisely, we need to analyze both of those logs and correlate them as needed.

Stream logs to Dynatrace¶

The easiest way to ingest logs into Dynatrace is via Amazon Data Firehose integration.

To configure it in AWS CloudShell, perform the following actions:

# setting the environment in CLI



TARGET_URL=<your_environment_URL>



TARGET_API_TOKEN=dt0c01.*****



STACK_NAME=dynatrace-log-delivery-stream



wget -O dynatrace-firehose-log-stream.yaml https://assets.cloud.dynatrace.com/awslogstreaming/dynatrace-firehose-log-stream.yaml



aws cloudformation deploy --capabilities CAPABILITY_NAMED_IAM --template-file ./dynatrace-firehose-log-stream.yaml --stack-name $STACK_NAME --parameter-overrides DtApiUrl=$DYNATRACE_API_URL DtApiToken=$DYNATRACE_API_KEY

To configure CloudWatch Logs log groups to be forwarded to Dynatrace, use the following command, both for the EKS clusters' CloudWatch Logs log group and for the log group youâre storing the Route53 logs.

wget -O dynatrace-firehose-logs.sh https://assets.cloud.dynatrace.com/awslogstreaming/dynatrace-firehose-logs.sh && chmod +x dynatrace-firehose-logs.sh



./dynatrace-firehose-logs.sh subscribe --log-groups <log-group-name> --stack-name $STACK_NAME

To see your CloudWatch Logs log group in Dynatrace, use the following DQL script in your tenant.

fetch logs



| filter aws.log_group == "<log-group-name>"

Source: aws-eks.md¶

title: Amazon EKS (Elastic Kubernetes Service) source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-into-aws/aws-eks scraped: 2026-02-17T05:11:54.499205

Amazon EKS (Elastic Kubernetes Service)¶

How-to guide
1-min read
Published May 04, 2020

Dynatrace OneAgent provides extensive monitoring of Elastic Kubernetes Service pods, nodes, and clusters. The OneAgent deployment process is consistent with other distributions. For more information, see What is Amazon EKS?ï»¿.

For Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service, monitoring consumption is based on host units. See Application and Infrastructure Monitoring (Host Units) for details.

Integration¶

Kubernetesï»¿

Source: aws-fargate.md¶

title: Monitor AWS Fargate source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-into-aws/aws-fargate scraped: 2026-02-17T04:49:18.057538

Monitor AWS Fargate¶

How-to guide
1-min read
Updated on Oct 14, 2025

To deploy OneAgent on AWS Fargate, read the instructions provided below.

Prerequisites¶

Create an API token in your Dynatrace environment and enable the following permissions:
Access problem and event feed, metrics, and topology (API v1)
PaaS integration - Installer download
Review the list of supported applications and versions.

Integrate OneAgent into your application image¶

There are three ways to integrate OneAgent with AWS Fargate applications.

Automatic injection EKS¶

With automatic injection you can manage upgrades and lifecycle.

Kubernetes version 1.20+

On AWS Fargate, only the applicationMonitoring deployment without the CSI driver is supported.

Before you start installation, make sure you have a running AWS Fargate cluster. For details, see Getting started with AWS Fargate using Amazon EKSï»¿.

Add a Fargate profile to define the Dynatrace Operator deployment.

Be sure it matches the dynatrace namespace where Dynatrace Operator will be deployed. 2. Create a dynatrace namespace.

kubectl create namespace dynatrace

3. Install Dynatrace Operator.

kubectl apply -f https://github.com/Dynatrace/dynatrace-operator/releases/download/v1.8.1/kubernetes.yaml

4. Create the secret holding the API token for authentication to the Dynatrace cluster.

Be sure to replace <API_TOKEN> with your own value.

kubectl -n dynatrace create secret generic dynakube --from-literal="apiToken=<API_TOKEN>"

5. Download the preconfigured DynaKube custom resource sample file from GitHubï»¿. 6. Review the available parameters, and adapt the DynaKube custom resource according to your requirements. 7. Apply the DynaKube custom resource.

kubectl apply -f applicationMonitoring.yaml

Build-time injection EKS and ECS¶

With build-time injection you can embed OneAgent into your container image.

Docker multi-stage image builds

Classic integration

To use this option you need:

Docker version 17.05+
OneAgent version 1.155+
Sign in to Docker with your Dynatrace environment ID as username and PaaS token as password.

docker login -u <your-environment-id> <your-environment-url>

Replace <your-environment-url> with the URL or IP address of your environment or of your ActiveGate.
Dynatrace SaaS {your-environment-id}.live.dynatrace.com1
Dynatrace Managed {your-domain}/e/{your-environment-id}1

1

If you use your own environment ActiveGate, use the <ip-address>:9999 or <hostname>:9999 format. * Add two additional lines of code to the application image, after the last FROM command:

COPY --from=<your-environment-url>/linux/oneagent-codemodules:<technology> / /



ENV LD_PRELOAD /opt/dynatrace/oneagent/agent/lib64/liboneagentproc.so

Replace <technology> with the code module required for your application. Valid options are all, java, apache, nginx, nodejs, dotnet, php, python, sdk, and go. You can specify several code modules, separated by hyphen (-), for example java-go. Including specific technology-support options, rather than support for all technology options, results in a smaller OneAgent package.

What if my Docker image is based on Alpine Linux?

Dynatrace OneAgent supports Alpine Linux based environments. Use this syntax:

COPY --from=<your-activegate>/linux/oneagent-codemodules-musl:<technology> / /



ENV LD_PRELOAD /opt/dynatrace/oneagent/agent/lib64/liboneagentproc.so

Valid options here are all, go, java, apache, nginx, nodejs, and python.

Build your application image.

Build the Docker image from your dockerfile to use it in your Kubernetes environment:

docker build -t yourapp .

You can monitor your application containers with a different Dynatrace environment. To do this, read the instructions below:

For OneAgent version 1.139+, if you have an existing application image where you've already added the OneAgent code modules for a specific Dynatrace environment, you can have the OneAgent report to another Dynatrace environment without rebuilding your application image.

For this you need to make a call to the REST endpoint of your second Dynatrace environment. Make sure to adapt the respective placeholders <your-environment-id> and <your-paas-token>.

curl "https://<your-environment-id>.live.dynatrace.com/api/v1/deployment/installer/agent/connectioninfo?Api-Token=<your-paas-token>"

In return, you get a JSON object that covers the required information that needs to be passed as an environment variable to the application container. Make sure you set the environment variables of the application container as described below:

DT_TENANT: equals tenantUUID
DT_TENANTTOKEN: equals tenantToken
DT_CONNECTION_POINT: semi-colon separated list of communicationEndpoints

To utilize distroless images (stripped-down versions of regular Docker images containing the only essentials required to run an application), OneAgent needs to be called in an executable form using the command instruction CMD, instead of ENTRYPOINT.

Set the following environment variables.
DT_API_URL="https://<your-environment-id>.live.dynatrace.com/api"
DT_API_TOKEN="<your-paas-token>"
ARCH="<x86|arm>"
DT_ONEAGENT_OPTIONS="flavor=default&include=<technology1>&include=<technology2>"
DT_HOME="/opt/dynatrace/oneagent"

Environment variables need to be set:

In your current Dockerfile, to integrate OneAgent and activate instrumentation of your application. Define variables with optional default values using ARG instructions. The code block below provides a template to set these environment variables.
In the runtime injection container.

ARG DT_API_URL="https://<your-environment-id>.live.dynatrace.com/api"



ARG DT_API_TOKEN="<your-paas-token>"



ARG ARCH="<x86|arm>"



ARG DT_ONEAGENT_OPTIONS="flavor=default&include=<technology1>&include=<technology2>"



ENV DT_HOME="/opt/dynatrace/oneagent"



RUN mkdir -p "$DT_HOME" && \



wget -O "$DT_HOME/oneagent.zip" "$DT_API_URL/v1/deployment/installer/agent/unix/paas/latest?arch=$ARCH&Api-Token=$DT_API_TOKEN&$DT_ONEAGENT_OPTIONS" && \



unzip -d "$DT_HOME" "$DT_HOME/oneagent.zip" && \



rm "$DT_HOME/oneagent.zip"



ENTRYPOINT [ "/opt/dynatrace/oneagent/dynatrace-agent64.sh" ]



CMD [ "executable", "param1", "param2" ] # the command of your application, for example, Java

The commands above that use wget and unzip might fail if they aren't provided by the base image.
Replace <your-paas-token> with your PaaS token.
DT_ONEAGENT_OPTIONS - this is the flavor (valid options are default or musl for Alpine images) and the technology (code module).
- Syntax for default is flavor=default&include=all.
- Syntax for musl is flavor=musl&include=all.

What if my Docker image is based on Alpine Linux?

Dynatrace OneAgent supports the flavor musl for Alpine Linux based environments. Valid options for flavor=musl are all, go, java, apache, nginx, and nodejs. 2. Build your application image.

Build the Docker image from your dockerfile to use it in your Kubernetes environment:

docker build -t yourapp .

You can monitor your application containers with a different Dynatrace environment. To do this, read the instructions below:

For OneAgent version 1.139+, if you have an existing application image where you've already added the OneAgent code modules for a specific Dynatrace environment, you can have the OneAgent report to another Dynatrace environment without rebuilding your application image.

For this you need to make a call to the REST endpoint of your second Dynatrace environment. Make sure to adapt the respective placeholders <your-environment-id> and <your-paas-token>.

curl "https://<your-environment-id>.live.dynatrace.com/api/v1/deployment/installer/agent/connectioninfo?Api-Token=<your-paas-token>"

In return, you get a JSON object that covers the required information that needs to be passed as an environment variable to the application container. Make sure you set the environment variables of the application container as described below:

DT_TENANT: equals tenantUUID
DT_TENANTTOKEN: equals tenantToken
DT_CONNECTION_POINT: semi-colon separated list of communicationEndpoints

Runtime injection ECS¶

With runtime injection you can pull OneAgent when the container starts. To install Dynatrace OneAgent at runtime, you must deploy your application using a task with two container definitions. One is for downloading and unzipping the OneAgent to a shared volume, the other is your application container, which must mount the same volume.

For the runtime injection, follow the steps below.

Go to Fargate Task Definition > Create New Task Definition and select AWS Fargate in the Infrastructure requirements > Launch type section.
Name the task, optionally set roles and sizes, and then scroll down to Storage - optional > Volumes and select Add volume. Add a volume of type Bind Mount named oneagent.

You must create a volume before creating container definitions in order to set the shared volume in each container. 3. Scroll to the bottom of Container - 1 and select Add container.

In the Container details subsection:
- Add a container named install-oneagent
- Set the image to Alpine version 3.8+ ("alpine:3")
- select No in the Essential container field
- In the Resource allocation limits - conditional subsection:
- Select the CPU and memory limits.

There are two types of memory limits: soft and hard. ECS requires that you define the limit for at least one type of memory. We recommend using the default setting (soft limit of 128 MiBs), as it's less restrictive, but you can adjust it as needed. 4. In the Docker configuration - optional subsection:

In the Entry point field, enter /bin/sh,-c.
In the Command field, enter ARCHIVE=$(mktemp) && wget -O $ARCHIVE "$DT_API_URL/v1/deployment/installer/agent/unix/paas/latest?arch=$ARCH&Api-Token=$DT_PAAS_TOKEN&$DT_ONEAGENT_OPTIONS" && unzip -o -d /opt/dynatrace/oneagent $ARCHIVE && rm -f $ARCHIVE.
In the Environment variables subsection, define:
DT_API_URL - this is the API URL for your Dynatrace environment.
- For SaaS: https://<your-environment-id>.live.dynatrace.com/api
- For Managed: https://<cluster>/e/<your-environment-id>/api
- For ActiveGate: https://<your-active-gate-IP-or-hostname>:9999/e/<your-environment-id>/api.
- DT_ONEAGENT_OPTIONS- this is the flavor (valid options are default or musl for Alpine images) and the technology (code module).
- Syntax for default is flavor=default&include=all.
- Syntax for musl is flavor=musl&include=all.
- DT_PAAS_TOKEN - this is your PaaS token to download the OneAgent code modules.
- ARCH - CPU architecture.
- for x86_64: x86
- for arm64: arm
Automatic architecture detection

Use the following script to detect the CPU architecture on Linux.
```
ARCH=$(uname -p);



export ARCH;



if [ "$ARCH" = "arm" ] || [ "$ARCH" = "arm64" ] || [ "$ARCH" = "aarch64" ]; then



export ARCH="arm";



else



export ARCH="x86";



fi
```
6. Choose Add container again, this time to define your application, and complete the fields in the Standard subsection according to your application requirements. 7. Scroll to Environment, and in Environment variable, define LD_PRELOAD with the value /opt/dynatrace/oneagent/agent/lib64/liboneagentproc.so. 8. Scroll to Startup Dependency Ordering and enter the container name install-oneagent and the condition Complete. 9. Scroll to the Storage - optional section.
Create a new volume and name it oneagent
Create a mount point:
- Select Add mount point
- Select install-oneagent in the Container field
- Select oneagent in the Source volume field
- Set /opt/dynatrace/oneagent in the Container path
- Select Create at the bottom of the screen to create your task definition and deploy it on your ECS cluster.

Check the Logs tab

For the install-oneagent container, you can see the code modules' ZIP file being downloaded by wget and being unzipped.
For your application workload container, you can see the code module being loaded by the process.

In Dynatrace, your Fargate application workload container will show up in the Hosts section. The instrumented process will show up in Processes as a typical Docker container.

Fargate

The runtime approach requires Fargate version 1.3+. For earlier versions, select the build-time approach.

Configure network zones Optional¶

You can configure network zones as an environment variable:

DT_NETWORK_ZONE: equals your.network.zone

See network zones for more information.

Monitoring consumption¶

For AWS Fargate, monitoring consumption is based on host units. To learn how host units are calculated for Dynatrace application and infrastructure monitoring, see Application and Infrastructure Monitoring (Host Units).

Troubleshoot¶

Application image OneAgent integration problemsï»¿

OneAgent platform and capability support matrix

Source: deploy-oneagent-on-lambda-container-images.md¶

title: Integrate Dynatrace Lambda Layer on container images source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-into-aws/aws-lambda-integration/aws-lambda-classic/aws-lambda-extension/deploy-oneagent-on-lambda-container-images scraped: 2026-02-17T04:57:45.502012

Integrate Dynatrace Lambda Layer on container images¶

How-to guide
4-min read
Updated on Jan 22, 2026

As an addition to Lambda function deployment as a ZIP file, AWS Lambda offers Lambda function deployment as container imagesï»¿.

The container image must include the files and configuration required to run the function code. The same applies to the files and configuration of Dynatrace AWS Lambda Layer, once monitoring is enabled for the containerized Lambda function.

In a ZIP file function deployment, the Dynatrace artifacts are attached to the function with an AWS Lambda extensionï»¿ (which is a Lambda layer with an extension-specific folder layout).

A Lambda layer, like a function bundle, is a ZIP file extracted at function cold start time to the /opt folder of the AWS Lambda function instance.

See below for how to enable Dynatrace monitoring for a containerized Lambda function.

[ Step 1

Configuration](/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-into-aws/aws-lambda-integration/aws-lambda-classic/aws-lambda-extension/deploy-oneagent-on-lambda-container-images#configuration "Deploy Dynatrace Lambda Layers when deployed via a container image.")[ Step 2

Copy the Lambda layer configuration snippet](/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-into-aws/aws-lambda-integration/aws-lambda-classic/aws-lambda-extension/deploy-oneagent-on-lambda-container-images#copy-layer-snippet "Deploy Dynatrace Lambda Layers when deployed via a container image.")[ Step 3

Add Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension to the container image](/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-into-aws/aws-lambda-integration/aws-lambda-classic/aws-lambda-extension/deploy-oneagent-on-lambda-container-images#add-oneagent-extension "Deploy Dynatrace Lambda Layers when deployed via a container image.")

Step 1 Configuration¶

Go to Trace Python, Node.js, and Java Lambda functions and follow the Configure with environment variables instructions.
Open the projects Dockerfile in an editor and copy the environment variables from the deployment screen. Each line must be prefixed with ENV and spaces around the equal signs must be removed.

ENV AWS_LAMBDA_EXEC_WRAPPER=/opt/dynatrace



ENV DT_TENANT=abcd1234



ENV DT_CLUSTER_ID=1234567890



ENV DT_CONNECTION_BASE_URL=https://abcd1234.live.dynatrace.com



ENV DT_CONNECTION_AUTH_TOKEN=dt0a01...

Step 2 Copy the Lambda layer configuration snippet¶

In Dynatrace Hub, select AWS Lambda.
Select Set up.
On the Enable Monitoring for AWS Lambda Functions, copy the Lambda layer configuration snippet.

Step 3 Add OneAgent extension to the container image¶

To download the contents of the Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension to the local file system, use the following code sample for dt-awslayertool or AWS CLI.

Via dt-awslayertool

Via AWS CLI

To use the following code sample, substitute <YOUR_LAMBDA_LAYER_ARN_SNIPPET> with the copied Lambda layer snippet.

dt-awslayertool pull <YOUR_LAMBDA_LAYER_ARN_SNIPPET> --extract DynatraceOneAgentExtension

Example command

The following example command downloads the layer arn:aws:lambda:us-east-1:725887861453:layer:Dynatrace_OneAgent_1_207_6_20201127-103507_nodejs:1 and extracts its contents to the local folder DynatraceOneAgentExtension.

dt-awslayertool pull arn:aws:lambda:us-east-1:725887861453:layer:Dynatrace_OneAgent_1_207_6_20201127-103507_nodejs:1 --extract DynatraceOneAgentExtension

To learn more about dt-awslayertool, see Githubï»¿.

To use the following code sample, substitute <YOUR_LAMBDA_LAYER_ARN_SNIPPET> with the copied Lambda layer snippet and <YOUR_LAMBDA_LAYER_REGION> with the Lambda layer region provided in the snippet.

curl $(aws --region <YOUR_LAMBDA_LAYER_REGION> lambda get-layer-version-by-arn --arn <YOUR_LAMBDA_LAYER_ARN_SNIPPET> --query 'Content.Location' --output text) --output layer.zip



unzip -d DynatraceOneAgentExtension layer.zip

Example command

The following code example downloads and extracts the content of arn:aws:lambda:us-east-1:725887861453:layer:Dynatrace_OneAgent_1_207_6_20201127-103507_nodejs:1 to the local folder DynatraceOneAgentExtension.

curl $(aws --region us-east-1 lambda get-layer-version-by-arn --arn arn:aws:lambda:us-east-1:725887861453:layer:Dynatrace_OneAgent_1_207_6_20201127-103507_nodejs:1 --query 'Content.Location' --output text) --output layer.zip



unzip -d DynatraceOneAgentExtension layer.zip

To learn more about AWS CLI, see AWS documentationï»¿. 2. To copy the downloaded extension content into the container image and ensure that the shell script file /opt/dynatrace is executable, use the following Dockerfile commands.

COPY DynatraceOneAgentExtension/ /opt/



RUN chmod +x /opt/dynatrace

Sample `Dockerfile` with Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension enabled¶

This sample project creates a containerized Node.js Lambda function.

The project folder has the following files and folders:

containerized-lambda-sample



âââ Dockerfile



âââ DynatraceOneAgentExtension



âââ index.js

The content of the Dynatrace AWS Lambda Layer is assumed to be downloaded and extracted (as outlined above) to the folder DynatraceOneAgentExtension.

The handler function is exported by the index.js file:

exports.handler = async () => {



return "hello world";



}

The Dockerfile with the modifications applied to integrate Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension to the containerized function:

FROM public.ecr.aws/lambda/nodejs:18



COPY index.js ${LAMBDA_TASK_ROOT}



# --- Begin of enable Dynatrace OneAgent monitoring section



# environment variables copied from Dynatrace AWS Lambda deployment screen



# (prefix with ENV and remove spaces around equal signs)



ENV AWS_LAMBDA_EXEC_WRAPPER=/opt/dynatrace



ENV DT_TENANT=abcd1234



ENV DT_CLUSTER_ID=1234567890



ENV DT_CONNECTION_BASE_URL=https://abcd1234.live.dynatrace.com



ENV DT_CONNECTION_AUTH_TOKEN=dt0a01...



# copy Dynatrace OneAgent extension download and extracted to local disk into container image



COPY DynatraceOneAgentExtension/ /opt/



# make /opt/dynatrace shell script executable



RUN chmod +x /opt/dynatrace



# --- End of enable Dynatrace OneAgent monitoring section



CMD [ "index.handler" ]

Limitations¶

Monitoring via Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension on container images is supported only for images created from an AWS base image for Lambdaï»¿ and only for the runtimes that we support for non-containerized functions.

Additional resources¶

For more information on the Lambda container images, see:

Source: troubleshoot-lambda.md¶

title: Validate integration source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-into-aws/aws-lambda-integration/aws-lambda-classic/aws-lambda-extension/troubleshoot-lambda scraped: 2026-02-16T21:29:38.308045

Validate integration¶

Troubleshooting
1-min read
Published Aug 30, 2021

This topic is about the classic AWS Lambda integration. Check out Trace Lambda functions for the latest experience.

To address the issues regarding Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension integration, start with the logs and error messages.

Logs¶

To get extensive log output on Lambda, add the variables below.

For Node.js

DT_LOGGING_DESTINATION: stdout



DT_LOGGING_NODEJS_FLAGS: Exporter=true,LambdaSensor=true

* For Python

DT_LOGGING_DESTINATION: stdout



DT_LOGGING_PYTHON_FLAGS: dynatrace=True

* For Java

DT_LOGGING_DESTINATION: stdout



DT_LOGGING_JAVA_FLAGS: log-Transformer=true,log-OpenTelemetryUtils=true,log-AsyncClassRetransformer=true,log-ClassValue=true

logOpenTelemetryUtils=true is required for use-inmemory-exporter (for debugging span-related problems).

Error messages¶

WARNING [â¦] Unexpectedly got HTTP response with Content-Length (...)

This error message is displayed if you don't have port 9999 enabled for your ActiveGate. Go to AWS PrivateLink and VPC endpointsï»¿ and set up a VPC that allows outbound communication on port 9999 to the ActiveGate endpoint.

OpenTelemetry interoperability¶

Python¶

OneAgent will not enable OpenTelemetry interoperability when it detects that the installed OpenTelemetry API version is incompatible. In this case, a line similar to the following is logged:

[Dynatrace] 2022-07-27 08:55:01.852 UTC [9-dfaf4836] INFO    [dynatrace.inject.agent] opentelemetry-api version (1.10.0) is not compatible with Dynatrace SDK (1.9.1).

It is possible to override the compatibility check via configuration. For instance, when you configure OneAgent using the environment variables, add:

DT_OPEN_TELEMETRY_OVERRIDE_MAX_API_VERSION=1.11.1

to allow OpenTelemetry APIs up to version 1.11.1.

Overriding the version compatibility check might result in runtime errors and should be used with caution. You should verify if these errors still occur if an officially supported version of the OpenTelemetry API is used or when temporarily disabling the OpenTelemetry interoperability. If this resolves the problem, please use the older OpenTelemetry API until the newer version is officially supported.

Source: aws-lambda-extension.md¶

title: Trace Python, Node.js, and Java Lambda functions source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-into-aws/aws-lambda-integration/aws-lambda-classic/aws-lambda-extension scraped: 2026-02-17T04:56:01.793338

Trace Python, Node.js, and Java Lambda functions¶

How-to guide
14-min read
Updated on Jan 23, 2026

This page refers to the classic AWS Lambda integration. For the latest version, see Trace Lambda functions.

Dynatrace provides you with a dedicated AWS Lambda layer that contains the Dynatrace extension for AWS Lambda. You need to add the publicly available layer for your runtime and region to your function. Then, based on your configuration method, Dynatrace provides a template or configuration for your AWS Lambda function.

Incoming invocations¶

Dynatrace can monitor incoming invocations only if they are invoked via:

AWS SDK Lambda Invoke API
API gateway
Lambda function URL
AWS SQS
AWS SNS

For other invocation types, OneAgent can't capture any specific information or connect the trace to any parent. Invocations via the AWS SDK require the client to be instrumented with Dynatrace to connect the trace.

Prerequisites¶

A supported AWS Lambda runtime. The Dynatrace extension supports AWS Lambda functions written in Node.js, Python, or Java. Both 64-bit ARM (AWS Graviton2 processorsï»¿) and 64-bit x86 architectures are supported.
Java The following RAM requirements need to be met:
If Lambda SnapStartï»¿ is enabled and OneAgent version is 1.267+, memory needs to be set to a minimum of 512 MB.
If Lambda SnapStartï»¿ is not enabled and OneAgent version is 1.265 or earlier, memory needs to be set to a minimum of 1,500 MB. To configure memory in the AWS Lambda console, go to General > Basic settings and set Memory.

A new configuration of the memory size affects the amount of virtual CPU available to the function; to learn more about it, see Monitoring overhead below.

Note that the RAM requirements for Node.js and Python Lambda functions might be significantly lower. The compute power in AWS Lambda scales with the allocated memory, and with low memory settings the function execution time becomes much slower.
Activate the Forward Tag 4 trace context extension OneAgent feature. Go to Settings > Preferences > OneAgent features.

[ Step 1

Enable AWS Lambda](/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-into-aws/aws-lambda-integration/aws-lambda-classic/aws-lambda-extension#activate-aws-lambda "Monitor Lambda functions written in Python, Node.js, and Java.")[ Step 2

Choose a configuration method](/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-into-aws/aws-lambda-integration/aws-lambda-classic/aws-lambda-extension#lambda-cfg-method "Monitor Lambda functions written in Python, Node.js, and Java.")[ Step 3 optional

Specify a Dynatrace API endpoint](/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-into-aws/aws-lambda-integration/aws-lambda-classic/aws-lambda-extension#lambda-cfg-endpoint "Monitor Lambda functions written in Python, Node.js, and Java.")[ Step 4 optional

Enable Real User Monitoring](/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-into-aws/aws-lambda-integration/aws-lambda-classic/aws-lambda-extension#lambda-cfg-rum "Monitor Lambda functions written in Python, Node.js, and Java.")[ Step 5

Define an AWS layer name](/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-into-aws/aws-lambda-integration/aws-lambda-classic/aws-lambda-extension#lambda-cfg-layer "Monitor Lambda functions written in Python, Node.js, and Java.")[ Step 6 optional

Deployment](/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-into-aws/aws-lambda-integration/aws-lambda-classic/aws-lambda-extension#deployment "Monitor Lambda functions written in Python, Node.js, and Java.")[ Step 7

Configuration options](/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-into-aws/aws-lambda-integration/aws-lambda-classic/aws-lambda-extension#config-options "Monitor Lambda functions written in Python, Node.js, and Java.")[ Step 8

Dynatrace AWS integration](/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-into-aws/aws-lambda-integration/aws-lambda-classic/aws-lambda-extension#aws-integration "Monitor Lambda functions written in Python, Node.js, and Java.")

Step 1 Enable AWS Lambda¶

To get started

In Dynatrace Hub, select AWS Lambda.
Select Set up.
Follow the instructions to enable monitoring of AWS Lambda functions.

Step 2 Choose a configuration method¶

Dynatrace OneAgent is distributed as a Lambda layer that can be enabled and configured manually or using well-known Infrastructure as Code (IaC) solutions. The Lambda layer is stored in the Dynatrace AWS account 725887861453.

On the Enable Monitoring for AWS Lambda Functions page, use the How will you configure your AWS Lambda functions? list to select your preferred method, and then make sure you set all properties for the selected method before copying the generated configuration snippets.

Configure with JSON file

If you select this method, Dynatrace provides you with:

An environment variable to add to your AWS Lambda function
A JSON snippet that you need to copy into the dtconfig.json file in the root folder of your Lambda deployment
Lambda layer ARN

When using this method, make sure that you add the Dynatrace Lambda layer to your function. You can do this through the AWS console (Add layer > Specify an ARN and paste the ARN displayed on the deployment page) or by using an automated solution of your choice.

Enter environment variables via the AWS Console

Lambda environment variables cropped

Enter the Lambda layer ARN via the AWS Console

Specify a layer by providing the ARN

Configure with environment variables

When using this method, make sure that you add the Dynatrace Lambda layer to your function. The layer, as well as the environment variables, can be set either manually through the AWS console (Add layer > Specify an ARN and paste the ARN displayed on the deployment page) or by using an automated solution of your choice.

Client-side decryption of environment variables (Security in Transit)ï»¿ is not supported.

If you select this method, Dynatrace provides you with:

Values to define environment variables for the AWS Lambda functions that you want to monitor

Lambda environment variables * Lambda layer ARN

Specify a layer by providing the ARN

Configure and deploy using Terraform

Terraform is a popular Infrastructure as Code (IaC) solution. If you select this method, Dynatrace provides you with:

A template to define the AWS Lambda function. This includes all the configuration that you need to deploy and configure the Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension together with your functions.
Lambda layer ARN

Configure and deploy using AWS SAM

The AWS Serverless Application Model (SAM) is an open-source framework for building serverless applications.

If you select this method, Dynatrace provides you with a template to define the AWS Lambda function. This includes all the configuration that you need to integrate the Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension.

Configure and deploy using the serverless framework

The Serverless Application option is a framework for deploying serverless stacks.

If you select this method, Dynatrace provides you with a template to define the AWS Lambda function. This includes all the configuration that you need to integrate the Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension.

Configure and deploy using AWS CloudFormation

AWS CloudFormation is an IaC solution that enables provisioning of a wide range of AWS services.

If you select this method, Dynatrace provides you with a template to define the AWS Lambda function. This includes all the configuration that you need to integrate the Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension.

Step 3 optional Specify a Dynatrace API endpoint Optional¶

This is an optional step that enables you to specify a Dynatrace API endpoint to which monitoring data will be sent.

The typical scenario is to deploy a Dynatrace ActiveGate in close proximity (the same region) to the Lambda functions that you want to monitor in order to reduce network latency, which can impact the execution and cold start time of your Lambda functions for, usually, one network request by OneAgent per Lambda invocation (which happens at the end of the invocation). See the Monitoring overhead section for typical overhead numbers.

Step 4 optional Enable Real User Monitoring Optional¶

This is an optional step to use Real User Monitoring (RUM), which provides you with deep insights into user actions and performance via the browser or in mobile apps.

Configure AWS¶

Make sure the x-dtc header is allowed in the CORS settings of your monitored Lambda functions.

RUM for Lambda functions requires a specific header (x-dtc) to be sent with XHR calls to AWS. To enable it, the CORS settings of your AWS deployment must allow the x-dtc header during preflight (OPTIONS) requests. To configure CORS and allow the x-dtc header for your specific setup, see Enable CORS on a resource using the API Gateway consoleï»¿ in AWS documentation.

Configure Dynatrace¶

To configure the x-dtc header for calls to your Lambda functions

Go to Web, Mobile, Frontend, or Custom Applications, depending on your application type.
Select the application you want to connect with your Lambda function.
Select the browse menu (â¦) in the upper-right corner and select Edit.
Select Capturing > Async web requests and SPAs.
Make sure that your framework of choice is enabled. If your framework is not listed, enable Capture XmlHttpRequest (XHR) for generic support of XHR.
Select Capturing > Advanced setup.
Scroll down to the Enable Real User Monitoring for cross-origin XHR calls section and enter a pattern that matches the URL to your Lambda functions. Example: TheAwsUniqueId.execute-api.us-east-1.amazonaws.com
Select Save. After a few minutes, the header will be attached to all calls to your Lambda function and requests from your browser will be linked to the backend.

Failed requests

If requests start failing after enabling this option, review your CORS settings. To learn how to configure CORS, see Enable CORS on a resource using the API Gateway consoleï»¿ in AWS documentation.

Service Flow for AWS Lambda function

Step 5 Define an AWS layer name¶

Select the AWS region and the runtime of the Lambda function to be monitored. These settings are required to provide the correct layer ARN.

Step 6 Deployment¶

Copy the configuration snippets into your deployment and use your deployment method of choice to enable the layer and set the configuration for your Lambda functions.

Step 7 Configuration options¶

Configure the AWS API Gateway¶

If inbound (non-XHR) requests to your Lambda functions are not connected to the calling application, configure the API Gateway to pass through the Dynatrace tag. To do this, enable Use Lambda Proxy Integration on the Integration Request configuration page of the API Gateway.
If the API Gateway is configured from the Lambda configuration page, this setting will be enabled by default. For more information, see Enable CORS on a resource using the API Gateway consoleï»¿.

AWS Lambda also supports non-proxy integrationï»¿, whichâwithout some additional configurationâprevents Dynatrace from

Tracing calls from other monitored applications
RUM detection (web and mobile)

Node.jsPython To make tracing calls from other monitored applications/RUM detection work in this scenario, create a custom mapping template in the integration requests configuration.

In the AWS API Gateway Console, go to Resources and select a request method (for example, GET).
Select Mapping Templates and then select Add mapping template.
Add the following content to the template:

{



"path": "$context.path",



"httpMethod": "$context.httpMethod",



"headers": {



#foreach($param in ["x-dynatrace", "traceparent", "tracestate", "x-dtc", "referer", "host", "x-forwarded-proto", "x-forwarded-for", "x-forwarded-port"])



"$param": "$util.escapeJavaScript($input.params().header.get($param))"



#if($foreach.hasNext),#end



#end    },



"requestContext": {



"stage": "$context.stage"



}



}

The x-dtc header is specific to tracing RUM scenarios, whereas the remaining headers are generally needed to link traces together and extract relevant information, such as web request metadata. 4. Select Save to save your configuration. 5. Redeploy your API.

Fetch token from AWS Secrets Manager¶

OneAgent version 1.295+

Instead of specifying the authentication token explicitly in the configuration, you can configure OneAgent to fetch a token stored in AWS Secrets Managerï»¿.

Prerequisites

Make sure you granted the secretsmanager:GetSecretValue permission for the authentication token secret ARN to the Lambda function monitored by OneAgent. For details, see Authentication and access control for AWS Secrets Managerï»¿ in the AWS Secrets Manager documentation.
Make sure the secret value contains only the plaintext authentication token value (without quotes). Note that
Secrets with JSON structure are not supported. For details, see Create an AWS Secrets Manager secretï»¿ in the AWS Secrets Manager documentation.
When you retrieve the secret value, Secrets Manager returns by default only the current secret version (AWSCURRENT label). For details, see What's in a Secrets Manager secret?ï»¿ in the AWS Secrets Manager documentation.

To fetch the token for a tracing connection, set the token secret ARN either to the environment variable DT_CONNECTION_AUTH_TOKEN_SECRETS_MANAGER_ARN or the JSON property Connection.AuthTokenSecretsManagerArn.

This option always overrides DT_CONNECTION_AUTH_TOKEN (Connection.AuthToken). If the fetch fails, OneAgent won't be able to export trace data.

A fetch accesses AWS Secrets Manager only once, during the Lambda function's initialization phase; this causes an increase of the Lambda function's cold start duration.

The Node.js and Python layers use the AWS SDK version provided by the AWS Lambda runtime to access the secret.

To fetch the token for log collection, set another fetch.

Filter cold starts¶

One of the important metrics for Lambda is the frequency of cold starts. A cold start happens when a new instance of a Lambda function is invoked. Such cold starts take longer and add latency to your requests.

A high cold-start frequency can indicate errors or an uneven load pattern that can be mitigated using provisioned concurrency. Dynatrace reports such cold starts as a property on the distributed trace.

To analyze cold starts, select View all requests on the Lambda service details page.

Service details page for AWS Lambda function

In the request filter, select Function cold start in the Request property section.

This displays a page that you can filter by invocations containing Only cold start or No cold start.

Screen to filter by invocations containing a Only cold start or No cold start

Monitoring overhead¶

Enabling monitoring unavoidably induces overhead to the monitored function execution. Overhead depends on several factors, such as function runtime technology, configuration, and concrete function characteristics such as code size or execution duration and complexity.

The amount of memory configured for a function directly impacts the compute resources assigned to the function instance. For more details, see Memory and computing powerï»¿.

The worst-case scenario on measured overhead is a function with an empty function handler and minimum memory configuration.

Cold start overhead¶

For Python, cold start overhead is about 1,000 ms.
For Node.js, cold start overhead is about 700 ms.
For Java, cold start overhead may exceed 1,000 ms.

For the cold start benchmarking process, hello-world functions (only returning a response) were tested with 512 MB of allocated memory. It is important to note that the observed overhead may vary based on a few factors:

Configured memory: A Lambda function is allocated CPU proportional to the memory configuredï»¿ which can influence its cold start performance. Functions with higher memory allocations typically exhibit faster initialization times due to the increased CPU allocation.
Function implementation: The complexity of the actual function implementationâincluding external dependencies, initialization logic, and the runtime environmentâcan significantly impact the cold start duration.
Runtime version: The specific runtime version or container image used can also influence cold start times.

When conducting performance evaluations, we recommend considering these factors, as they may affect the benchmarking results in real-world scenarios.

For the minimum memory configuration requirement, see Requirement for Java Lambda functions.

Response time latency¶

Latency depends on the function implementation, but is typically less than 10%. This means that the time it takes until the caller of a Lambda function receives a response might increase by 10% when the OneAgent layer is added, compared to when OneAgent is not active/present.

Code space overhead¶

The following table contains uncompressed layer sizes.

Runtime	Code space (MB)	Code space with log collector included (MB)
Node.js	~1MB	~16MB
Python	~3MB	~18MB
Java	~5MB	~20MB

Step 8 Dynatrace AWS integration¶

While not mandatory, we recommend that you set up Dynatrace Amazon CloudWatch integration. This allows data ingested via AWS integration to be seamlessly combined with the data collected by the Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension.

AWS Lambda metrics Invocations

Known limitations¶

The Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension does not support the capture of method-level request attributes.
Most Dynatrace AWS Lambda extensions don't capture IP addresses of outgoing HTTP requests. This results in unmonitored hosts if the called service isn't monitored with Dynatrace.
Getting auth token from AWS Secrets Manager is not supported if Lambda SnapStartï»¿ is enabled.
Outgoing requests to another AWS Lambda function: In a monitored AWS Lambda function, the following libraries are supported for outgoing requests to another AWS Lambda function:
For Java: AWS SDK version 1 for Java
For Node.js: AWS SDK for JavaScript in Node.js:
- version 2ï»¿
- version 3ï»¿ (OneAgent version 1.263+)
- For Python: AWS SDK for Python (Boto3)
- Outgoing HTTP requests: In a monitored AWS Lambda function, the following libraries/HTTP clients are supported for outgoing HTTP requests:
For Java: Apache HTTP Client 3.x, 4.x
For Node.js:
- Built-in http.requestï»¿
- Built-in fetch APIï»¿ (OneAgent version 1.285+)
- For Python: requests, aiohttp-client, urllib3, redis-py (OneAgent version 1.289+)
- Additional requirements for incoming calls for Java only: To correctly monitor the configured handler method
The configured handler class has to implement the handler method by itself. If the handler method is only defined in a base class, you have to add an override in the handler class, calling the base handler method within (usually super.handleRequest(...)).
The handler method has to have a Context (com.amazonaws.services.lambda.runtime.Contextï»¿) parameter.
We recommend following best practiceï»¿ by deriving your Lambda handler class from com.amazonaws.services.lambda.runtime.RequestHandlerï»¿ overrriding handleRequest and configuring that as handler method. However, as long as the previous requirements are fulfilled, OneAgent supports any valid handler function, even if not derived from that base interface.
The AWS Lambda events libraryï»¿ must be used by your function as the types defined in the com.amazonaws.services.lambda.runtime.events package are used by OneAgent to match the corresponding invocation types for incoming calls.
Node.js sensors and instrumentations for ES modules:
The Node.js AWS Lambda extension sensors (instrumentations) don't support ECMAScript modules. This means that the extension won't properly monitor outgoing calls (for example, HTTP or AWS SDK requests).
OpenTelemetry instrumentations don't support ECMAScript modules by default.

There is a way to make OpenTelemetry instrumentations work with ECMAScript modules, but it's experimental and has some limitations. For details, Instrumentation for ES Modules In NodeJS (experimental)ï»¿. * AWS Lambda Managed Instancesï»¿ deployment mode is not supported. This new hosting option allows deploying Lambda functions on AWS-managed EC2 instance clusters. The Dynatrace Lambda extension and code module layers currently do not support this deployment mode.

Limit API calls to AWS using tags

Source: aws-lambda-otel-integration.md¶

title: Trace .NET Lambda functions source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-into-aws/aws-lambda-integration/aws-lambda-classic/aws-lambda-otel-integration scraped: 2026-02-17T04:56:07.098288

Trace .NET Lambda functions¶

How-to guide
9-min read
Updated on Aug 24, 2023

Dynatrace uses OpenTelemetryï»¿ to monitor AWS Lambda invocations.

Prerequisites¶

Ensure that you use a supported AWS Lambda runtime and that you have followed the initial configuration steps described in Monitor AWS Lambda with OpenTelemetry before using the packages below.

The following NuGet packages can be used to cover different aspects of AWS Lambda tracing:

Recommended OpenTelemetry.Instrumentation.AWSLambda version 1.2.0-beta.1+âcontains methods to trace incoming AWS Lambda invocations, such as calls triggered by AWS SQS/SNS messages.
Recommended OpenTelemetry.Instrumentation.AWS version 1.1.0-beta.1+âtraces outgoing AWS SDK calls to other AWS Lambda invocations and calls to AWS services, such as DynamoDB, SQS, and SNS.
Required Dynatrace.OpenTelemetry.Instrumentation.AwsLambdaâenables linking through outgoing AWS Lambda Invoke SDK calls from one Lambda to another. This is the only way to link these kinds of requests; however, if you don't need such linking or don't use the AWS Lambda client SDK to invoke or receive other Lambda invocations, you can replace the package with Dynatrace.OpenTelemetry.

Installation¶

Any of the above-listed packages can be installed via the CLI. For example, Dynatrace.OpenTelemetry.Instrumentation.AwsLambda can be installed using the following command:

dotnet add package Dynatrace.OpenTelemetry.Instrumentation.AwsLambda

Some packages may require you to specify a version explicitly or use the --prerelease command line flag, such as dotnet add package --prerelease OpenTelemetry.Instrumentation.AWSLambda.

Compatibility with OpenTelemetry and `System.Diagnostics.DiagnosticSource` versions¶

Periodically, we need to upgrade the minimum version of the OpenTelemetry NuGet package our components depend on, and consequently, the minimum version of the System.Diagnostics.DiagnosticSource library. This table lists the compatibility between Dynatrace.OpenTelemetry, OpenTelemetry, and System.Diagnostics.DiagnosticSource versions.

`Dynatrace.OpenTelemetry` version	Minimum `OpenTelemetry` version	Minimum `System.Diagnostics.DiagnosticSource` version
1.273 and earlier	1.1.0	5.0.1
1.275+	1.3.1	6.0.0

You don't usually need to worry about these dependencies as they're defined for you in our NuGet package. This means that when you upgrade Dynatrace.OpenTelemetry, NuGet might implicitly upgrade your OpenTelemetry or System.Diagnostics.DiagnosticSource version if you are currently on an earlier one.

Initialization¶

The initialization code for AWS Lambda tracing in your Function.cs file could look as follows (where Function is the configured Lambda handler class):

using System.Threading.Tasks;



using Amazon.Lambda.Core;



using Dynatrace.OpenTelemetry;



using Dynatrace.OpenTelemetry.Instrumentation.AwsLambda;



using OpenTelemetry;



using OpenTelemetry.Instrumentation.AWSLambda;



using OpenTelemetry.Trace;



[assembly: LambdaSerializer(typeof(Amazon.Lambda.Serialization.SystemTextJson.DefaultLambdaJsonSerializer))]



namespace Examples.AwsFunctionApp



{



public class Function



{



private static readonly TracerProvider TracerProvider;



static Function()



{



DynatraceSetup.InitializeLogging();



TracerProvider = Sdk.CreateTracerProviderBuilder()



.AddDynatrace()



// Configures AWS Lambda invocations tracing



.AddAWSLambdaConfigurations(c => c.DisableAwsXRayContextExtraction = true)



// Instrumentation for creation of span (Activity) representing AWS SDK call.



// Can be omitted if there are no outgoing AWS SDK calls to other AWS Lambdas and/or calls to AWS services like DynamoDB and SQS.



.AddAWSInstrumentation(c => c.SuppressDownstreamInstrumentation = true)



// Adds injection of Dynatrace-specific context information in certain SDK calls (e.g. Lambda Invoke).



// This is required if there are outgoing calls to other Lambdas or DynamoDB using AWS SDK clients.



.AddDynatraceAwsSdkInjection()



.Build();



}



}



}

Setting the option DisableAwsXRayContextExtraction to true is required to skip Amazon X-Ray parent extraction, which may conflict with the Dynatrace propagation.
If the option SuppressDownstreamInstrumentation is set to true, HTTP child nodes will not be shown under AWS SDK calls.

Tracing incoming AWS Lambda calls¶

Example 1: Trace an AWS Lambda invoked via AWS SDK¶

In addition to the initialization part provided above, the handler method of a Lambda invoked via AWS SDK could look as follows:

using System.Threading.Tasks;



using Amazon.Lambda.Core;



using Dynatrace.OpenTelemetry;



using Dynatrace.OpenTelemetry.Instrumentation.AwsLambda;



using OpenTelemetry;



using OpenTelemetry.Instrumentation.AWSLambda;



using OpenTelemetry.Trace;



[assembly: LambdaSerializer(typeof(Amazon.Lambda.Serialization.SystemTextJson.DefaultLambdaJsonSerializer))]



namespace Examples.AwsFunctionApp



{



public class Function



{



private static readonly TracerProvider TracerProvider;



// Use initialization code from the "Initialization" section of the docs



public Task FunctionHandlerAsync(object input, ILambdaContext context)



{



var propagationContext = AwsLambdaHelpers.ExtractPropagationContext(context);



return AWSLambdaWrapper.TraceAsync(TracerProvider, FunctionHandlerInternalAsync, input, context, propagationContext.ActivityContext);



}



private Task FunctionHandlerInternalAsync(object input, ILambdaContext context)



{



// This is just an example of function handler and should be replaced by actual code.



return Task.CompletedTask;



}



}



}

A parent context is extracted explicitly using the AwsLambdaHelpers class from the Dynatrace.OpenTelemetry.Instrumentation.AwsLambda package.
An activity tracing the incoming request and the handler is created by the TraceAsync method.
TraceAsync should be used when you trace an async function or a function returning a task. That way, the activity ends only when the task completes.

Example 2: Trace an AWS Lambda invoked via Amazon API Gateway (incoming HTTP request)¶

In addition to the initialization part provided above, the Lambda handler invoked via Amazon API Gateway could look as follows:

using Amazon.Lambda.APIGatewayEvents;



using Amazon.Lambda.Core;



using Dynatrace.OpenTelemetry;



using Dynatrace.OpenTelemetry.Instrumentation.AwsLambda;



using OpenTelemetry;



using OpenTelemetry.Instrumentation.AWSLambda;



using OpenTelemetry.Trace;



[assembly: LambdaSerializer(typeof(Amazon.Lambda.Serialization.SystemTextJson.DefaultLambdaJsonSerializer))]



namespace Examples.AwsFunctionApp



{



public class Function



{



private static readonly TracerProvider TracerProvider;



// Use initialization code from the "Initialization" section of the docs



public APIGatewayHttpApiV2ProxyResponse FunctionHandler(APIGatewayHttpApiV2ProxyRequest request, ILambdaContext context)



{



return AWSLambdaWrapper.Trace(TracerProvider, FunctionHandlerInternal, request, context);



}



private APIGatewayHttpApiV2ProxyResponse FunctionHandlerInternal(APIGatewayHttpApiV2ProxyRequest request, ILambdaContext context)



{



// This is just an example of function handler and should be replaced by actual code.



return new APIGatewayHttpApiV2ProxyResponse



{



StatusCode = 200,



Body = "Example function result",



};



}



}



}

A parent context is extracted from the incoming request in the Trace (or TraceAsync) method.
An activity tracing the incoming request and the handler is created by the Trace method.
In general, the Trace/TraceAsync methods support any trigger, but extended support is available for the APIGatewayProxyRequest and APIGatewayHttpApiV2ProxyRequest trigger types. For more details about request/response types, consult the GitHub documentationï»¿.
Trace should only be used when you have a function returning something other than a Task. For the asynchronous handler, TraceAsync should be used instead.

Example 3: Tracing without the `AwsLambda` package¶

If you prefer not to use the OpenTelemetry.Instrumentation.AWSLambda package, you can manually create an activity for Lambda. Note that this involves quite a bit of work, as Dynatrace requires certain activity tags (span attributes) to detect the service (conforming to the OpenTelemetry FaaS trace conventionsï»¿ and resource conventionsï»¿). You also need to manually extract the parent context.

For this example, only the Dynatrace.OpenTelemetry.Instrumentation.AwsLambda package is required.

using System;



using System.Collections.Generic;



using System.Diagnostics;



using System.Reflection;



using Amazon.Lambda.APIGatewayEvents;



using Amazon.Lambda.Core;



using Dynatrace.OpenTelemetry;



using Dynatrace.OpenTelemetry.Instrumentation.AwsLambda;



using OpenTelemetry;



using OpenTelemetry.Context.Propagation;



using OpenTelemetry.Trace;



[assembly: LambdaSerializer(typeof(Amazon.Lambda.Serialization.SystemTextJson.DefaultLambdaJsonSerializer))]



namespace Examples.AwsFunctionApp



{



public class Function



{



private static readonly TracerProvider TracerProvider;



private static readonly ActivitySource ActivitySource;



static Function()



{



DynatraceSetup.InitializeLogging();



var activitySourceName = Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().GetName().Name;



ActivitySource = new ActivitySource(activitySourceName);



TracerProvider = Sdk.CreateTracerProviderBuilder()



.AddSource(activitySourceName)



.AddDynatrace()



.Build();



}



public static IEnumerable<KeyValuePair<string, object>> GetFunctionTags(ILambdaContext context, string trigger)



{



return new KeyValuePair<string, object>[]



{



new("faas.name", context.FunctionName),



new("faas.id", context.InvokedFunctionArn),



new("faas.trigger", trigger),



new("cloud.platform", "aws_lambda"),



new("cloud.provider", "aws"),



new("cloud.region", Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("AWS_REGION")),



};



}



public APIGatewayProxyResponse FunctionHandler(APIGatewayHttpApiV2ProxyRequest apiGatewayProxyEvent, ILambdaContext context)



{



try



{



var parentContext = ExtractParentContext(apiGatewayProxyEvent, context);



using var activity = ActivitySource.StartActivity(ActivityKind.Server, parentContext, GetFunctionTags(context, "http"));



return new APIGatewayProxyResponse



{



StatusCode = 200,



Body = "Example function result",



};



}



catch (Exception ex)



{



context.Logger.LogLine($"Exception occurred while handling request: {ex.Message}");



throw;



}



finally



{



TracerProvider?.ForceFlush();



}



}



private static ActivityContext ExtractParentContext(APIGatewayHttpApiV2ProxyRequest apiGatewayProxyEvent, ILambdaContext context)



{



var propagationContext = AwsLambdaHelpers.ExtractPropagationContext(context);



if (propagationContext == default)



{



propagationContext = Propagators.DefaultTextMapPropagator.Extract(default, apiGatewayProxyEvent, HeaderValuesGetter);



}



return propagationContext.ActivityContext;



}



private static IEnumerable<string> HeaderValuesGetter(APIGatewayHttpApiV2ProxyRequest apiGatewayProxyEvent, string name) =>



(apiGatewayProxyEvent.Headers != null && apiGatewayProxyEvent.Headers.TryGetValue(name.ToLowerInvariant(), out var value)) ? new[] { value } : null;



}



}

Tracing AWS SDK calls¶

You can use open-source instrumentation NuGet packages to trace Amazon DynamoDB calls using client like AmazonDynamoDBClient or SQS and SNS calls using clients like AmazonSQSClientor AmazonSimpleNotificationServiceClient.

To set up tracing of AWS SDK calls,

Make sure that the following packages are added to your project:
OpenTelemetry.Instrumentation.AWSLambda
OpenTelemetry.Instrumentation.AWS

To learn more about the packages, see Prerequisites. 2. After you add packages to your project, add the following initialization code:

using Dynatrace.OpenTelemetry;



using OpenTelemetry;



using OpenTelemetry.Trace;



namespace Examples.AwsFunctionApp



{



public class Function



{



private static readonly TracerProvider TracerProvider;



static Function()



{



DynatraceSetup.InitializeLogging();



TracerProvider = Sdk.CreateTracerProviderBuilder()



.AddDynatrace()



.AddAWSLambdaConfigurations(c =>



{



c.DisableAwsXRayContextExtraction = true;



c.SetParentFromBatch = true;



})



// Instrumentation used for tracing outgoing calls to AWS services via AWS SDK (including Amazon DynamoDB, SQS/SNS).



// Can be omitted if no outgoing AWS SDK calls expected.



.AddAWSInstrumentation(c => c.SuppressDownstreamInstrumentation = true)



.Build();



}



}



}

Values description

SuppressDownstreamInstrumentation
When set to true, HTTP child nodes will not be shown under AWS SDK calls.
SQS SetParentFromBatch

It controls whether the parent Activity should be set when a potentially batched event is received where multiple parents would be available (e.g. SQS). When set to true the parent is set using one of the received messages. Else, the parent is not set. In both cases, links will be created. * DisableAwsXRayContextExtraction
We reccomend to set it to true to skip Amazon X-Ray parent extraction and avoid conflicts with the Dynatrace propagation.

Tracing of Amazon DynamoDB operations¶

To trace Amazon DynamoDB calls, set up AWS SDK instrumentation, ensure you have at least version 1.327.0 of Dynatrace.OpenTelemetry.Instrumentation.AwsLambda and add call .AddDynatraceAwsSdkInjection() to your initialization code. Dynatrace.OpenTelemetry.Instrumentation.AwsLambda and add call .AddDynatraceAwsSdkInjection() to your initialization code.

In the following example, the DynamoDB operations DescribeTable, UpdateItem, and GetItem are represented as separate span child nodes with a common parent outbound-aws-dotnet in eu-central-1 (Lambda function performing DynamoDB operations):

AWS Lambda .NET DynamoDB spans

Tracing of outgoing SQS/SNS messages¶

To trace outgoing SQS/SNS messages, set up AWS SDK instrumentation. No additional code is required.

Tracing of incoming SQS/SNS messages¶

To trace incoming SQS/SNS messages,

Set up AWS SDK instrumentation.
Wrap the function handler into one of the tracing methods of the AWSLambdaWrapper class:

using Amazon.Lambda.Core;



using Amazon.Lambda.SQSEvents;



using Dynatrace.OpenTelemetry;



using OpenTelemetry;



using OpenTelemetry.Instrumentation.AWSLambda;



using OpenTelemetry.Trace;



using System.Threading.Tasks;



namespace Examples.AwsFunctionApp



{



public class Function



{



private static readonly TracerProvider TracerProvider;



static Function()



{



// See "Set up tracing for AWS SDK calls" section above.



}



public Task Handler(SQSEvent sqsEvent, ILambdaContext context) =>



AWSLambdaWrapper.TraceAsync(tracerProvider, HandlerInternal, sqsEvent, context);



private Task HandlerInternal(SQSEvent sqsEvent, ILambdaContext context)



{



// This is just an example of async function handler and it should be replaced by actual code.



return Task.CompletedTask;



}



}



}

Special considerations for HttpClient instrumentation¶

Because with AWS Lambda the function execution environment might be suspended at any time after the function handler execution, the span export might be interrupted or delayed (for example, in some cases, the span might not be exported at all) and outgoing HTTP requests will typically appear only with the next function invocation.

However, outgoing HTTP request activities related to AWS Runtime APIï»¿ might be captured by OpenTelemetry HttpClient instrumentationï»¿ in the current function invocation, even if unexpected. To avoid unexpected outgoing HTTP requests in the current function invocation, we recommend configuring the following filter when initializing the HttpClient instrumentation.

var tracerProvider = Sdk.CreateTracerProviderBuilder()



// Initialization code similar to previous examples...



.AddHttpClientInstrumentation(op =>



{



op.FilterHttpRequestMessage = req => Activity.Current?.Parent?.IsAllDataRequested ?? false;



})



.Build();

Support of .NET Lambda functions with container images¶

Starting from .NET 6, Lambda functions can be built and deployed as container imagesï»¿. Initialization and tracing for Managed .NET runtime apply to container image functions without any changes.

Source: lambda-otel-bridge-java.md¶

title: OpenTelemetry interoperability in Java source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-into-aws/aws-lambda-integration/aws-lambda-classic/opentelemetry-interoperability/lambda-otel-bridge-java scraped: 2026-02-17T04:56:23.764102

OpenTelemetry interoperability in Java¶

Reference
7-min read
Updated on Sep 19, 2024

OneAgent version 1.225+

OpenTelemetry interoperability connects the Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension to the OpenTelemetry Java API to use the instrumentation packages and extensions. You can then monitor technologies like databases or messaging frameworks that aren't supported by Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension out of the box.

Before you start¶

Ensure that OpenTelemetry interoperability is enabled.

Use OpenTelemetry Java instrumentation¶

OpenTelemetry for Java provides several instrumentation packages in their OpenTelemetry Java instrumentation repositoryï»¿ that can be used in combination with the Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension for additional visibility into certain technologies.

Example: Instrument AWS SDK for Java to monitor a DynamoDB database

Dynatrace version 1.277+ The following example shows how the OpenTelemetry AWS SDK instrumentationï»¿ packages can be used to monitor calls to a DynamoDB database.

Depending on the AWS SDK version you use, add one of the following packages to your package manager configuration (for example, Maven or Gradle).

AWS SDK version

Package to add

Notes

v1

opentelemetry-aws-sdk-1.11-autoconfigureï»¿

Experimental span attributes must be enabled via system property (otel.instrumentation.aws-sdk.experimental-span-attributes=true) or environment variable (OTEL_INSTRUMENTATION_AWS_SDK_EXPERIMENTAL_SPAN_ATTRIBUTES=true).

v2

opentelemetry-aws-sdk-2.2-autoconfigureï»¿

Once the package has been added as a dependency, instrumentation is automatically added to capture requests to DynamoDB.

For the instrumentation to capture an item, query the item from DynamoDB using the AWS SDK, as in the code example below.

import java.util.Map;



import com.amazonaws.services.lambda.runtime.Context;



import com.amazonaws.services.lambda.runtime.RequestHandler;



import com.amazonaws.services.lambda.runtime.events.APIGatewayV2HTTPEvent;



import com.amazonaws.services.lambda.runtime.events.APIGatewayV2HTTPResponse;



import software.amazon.awssdk.services.dynamodb.DynamoDbClient;



import software.amazon.awssdk.services.dynamodb.model.AttributeValue;



import software.amazon.awssdk.services.dynamodb.model.GetItemRequest;



public class SimpleDynamoDBSample implements RequestHandler<APIGatewayV2HTTPEvent, APIGatewayV2HTTPResponse> {



public APIGatewayV2HTTPResponse handleRequest(APIGatewayV2HTTPEvent input, Context context) {



GetItemRequest request = GetItemRequest.builder()



.key(Map.of("mykey", AttributeValue.fromN("42")))



.tableName("MyTable")



.build();



try (DynamoDbClient dynamoDbClient = DynamoDbClient.builder().build()) {



dynamoDbClient.getItem(request);



} catch (Exception e) {



return APIGatewayV2HTTPResponse.builder().withBody("error!").withStatusCode(500).build();



}



return APIGatewayV2HTTPResponse.builder().withBody("success!").withStatusCode(200).build();



}



}

After running the code example above, you'll see the DynamoDB database and individual requests in the related database service.

DynamoDB service screen.

Use OpenTelemetry Java API¶

OpenTelemetry Javaï»¿ can be used in an SDK-like approach to trace additional operations that aren't covered by Dynatrace out of the box.

@Override



public String handleRequest(Object input, Context context) {



Tracer tracer = GlobalOpenTelemetry.getTracer("instrumentation-library-name", "1.0.0");



Span span = tracer.spanBuilder("do some work").startSpan();



try {



span.setAttribute("foo", "bar");



// ....



return "Hello from OpenTelemetry Java!";



} finally {



span.end();



}



}

The Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension captures only spans created via tracers from GlobalOpenTelemetry and might not work if you try to manually (re)configure GlobalOpenTelemetry.

Trace AWS SQS messages with Java¶

OneAgent version 1.267+

You can use open-source instrumentation packages to trace AWS SQS and SNS messages and collect them via the Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension.

[ Step 1

Install the required dependencies](#dependencies-java)[ Step 2

Send an SQS/SNS message](#send-message-java)[ Step 3

Receive an SQS/SNS message](#receive-message-java)

Step 1 Install the required dependencies¶

To enable automatic instrumentation of SQS messages, make sure you have installed the following.

AWS SDK version 2.2+ for sending the messages.

You can use the v1 and v2 SDK in the same Lambda function if you need version v1 in your function. 2. io.opentelemetry.instrumentation:opentelemetry-aws-sdk-2.2-autoconfigureï»¿ version 1.27+ added as a runtime-only dependency.

The full set of dependencies used in the examples, in Gradle format, is as follows.

dependencies {



// Instrumentation for SQS dependencies



implementation(platform('io.opentelemetry.instrumentation:opentelemetry-instrumentation-bom-alpha:1.27.0-alpha'))



runtimeOnly('io.opentelemetry.instrumentation:opentelemetry-aws-sdk-2.2-autoconfigure')



// Only needed if you want to trace messages from batches separately



implementation('io.opentelemetry:opentelemetry-api') // (Version taken from otel-instrumentation BOM)



// Dependencies for the AWS SDK itself -- you should already have this in your Lambda if you send SQS messages



implementation(platform('software.amazon.awssdk:bom:2.20.85'))



implementation('software.amazon.awssdk:sqs') // Uses version from above BOM



// Basic AWS Lambda dependencies -- you should already have this in your Lambda



implementation('com.amazonaws:aws-lambda-java-events:3.6.0') // SQSEvent input, etc



implementation('com.amazonaws:aws-lambda-java-core:1.2.1') // RequestHandler interface, etc



}

Step 2 Send an SQS message¶

The example below shows a Lambda handler that sends a SQS message.

package com.dynatrace.example.lambda;



import com.amazonaws.services.lambda.runtime.Context;



import com.amazonaws.services.lambda.runtime.RequestHandler;



import software.amazon.awssdk.services.sqs.SqsClient;



import software.amazon.awssdk.services.sqs.model.SendMessageResponse;



public class MessageSender implements RequestHandler<Object, Void> {



private static final SqsClient client = SqsClient.create();



@Override



public Void handleRequest(Object input, Context context) {



final SendMessageResponse resp = client.sendMessage(builder -> builder



.queueUrl("[your SQS-queue URL]")



.messageBody("[your payload]")



);



System.out.printf("Sent message with ID %s (send request ID %s)%n",



resp.messageId(),



resp.responseMetadata().requestId());



return null;



}



}

Note that no extra code is required for tracing because the runtimeOnly dependency added in the first step automatically installs a handler that creates a span behind the scenes in the sendMessage call using the OpenTelemetry API, and OneAgent picks up that span automatically.

Additionally, you need to enable the OneAgent OpenTelemetry integration and set the environment variable OTEL_INSTRUMENTATION_AWS_SDK_EXPERIMENTAL_USE_PROPAGATOR_FOR_MESSAGINGï»¿ to true in your Lambda function's configuration.

Step 3 Receive an SQS/SNS message¶

Receiving messages works out of the box when you use an AWS Lambda with an SQS trigger monitored with the Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension.

Because a span can have only a single parent, if your Lambda function receives a batch of multiple messages, you need to manually create spans to process each message if you want to track them separately and have them linked to the sender.

If that is enough for you, or you have a maximum batch size of one configured, or you send messages only rarely, no additional code or configuration is required.
If you want to gain more insights into a batch scenario with multiple messages, you first need to apply some configuration to allow you to override the parent span.

To configure the Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension to allow setting parent spans manually:

For the environment variables configuration method, set the DT_OPEN_TELEMETRY_ALLOW_EXPLICIT_PARENT environment variable to true:
```
DT_OPEN_TELEMETRY_ALLOW_EXPLICIT_PARENT=true
```
+ For the JSON file configuration method, in dtconfig.json, set the following field to true:
```
{



...other configuration properties...



"OpenTelemetry": {



"AllowExplicitParent": "true"



}



}
```

Then new spans can be created with the parent span extracted from each received SQS message.

The following code processes messages one by one and links them to the sender as a parent span.

package com.dynatrace.example.lambda;



import java.util.Map;



import com.amazonaws.services.lambda.runtime.Context;



import com.amazonaws.services.lambda.runtime.RequestHandler;



import com.amazonaws.services.lambda.runtime.events.SQSEvent;



import io.opentelemetry.api.GlobalOpenTelemetry;



import io.opentelemetry.api.trace.Span;



import io.opentelemetry.api.trace.Tracer;



import io.opentelemetry.context.Scope;



import io.opentelemetry.context.propagation.TextMapGetter;



public class MessageIngress implements RequestHandler<SQSEvent, Void> {



private static final Tracer tracer = GlobalOpenTelemetry.getTracer("message-ingress-app");



@Override



public Void handleRequest(SQSEvent input, Context context) {



for (SQSEvent.SQSMessage message: input.getRecords()) {



Span span = tracer



.spanBuilder(message.getEventSource() + " process")



.setSpanKind(SpanKind.CONSUMER) // MUST be either CONSUMER or SERVER



.setParent(GlobalOpenTelemetry



.getPropagators()



.getTextMapPropagator()



.extract(



io.opentelemetry.context.Context.current(),



message.getMessageAttributes(),



SqsMessageRecordGetter.INSTANCE))



.startSpan();



try (Scope ignored = span.makeCurrent()) {



handleMessage(message);



} catch (Throwable e) {



span.recordException(e);



throw e;



} finally {



span.end();



}



}



return null;



}



private void handleMessage(SQSEvent.SQSMessage message) {



// This is where your actual handling code would go



System.out.printf("Handling message with ID %s...%n", message.getMessageId());



}



private enum SqsMessageRecordGetter implements TextMapGetter<Map<String, SQSEvent.MessageAttribute>> {



INSTANCE;



@Override



public Iterable<String> keys(Map<String, SQSEvent.MessageAttribute> carrier) {



return carrier.keySet();



}



@Override



public String get(Map<String, SQSEvent.MessageAttribute> carrier, String key) {



if (carrier == null) {



return null;



}



SQSEvent.MessageAttribute messageAttribute = carrier.get(key);



return messageAttribute == null ? null : messageAttribute.getStringValue();



}



}



}

This code requires a dependency on the OpenTelemetry Java API and enabling the OpenTelemetry integration in OneAgent as explained above in Use OpenTelemetry Java API.

When you deploy the two Lambda functions, add OneAgent, create an SQS queue that the MessageSender sends to, and add a trigger to MessageIngress to receive from that queue, and then invoke the MessageSender function (for example, using the default test event), you should get a distributed trace that looks something like this:

Screenshot of a single Distributed Trace showing an AWS Lambda that sends a SQS message and another one that receives it, along with a manually created process span

You may wonder why both the receiving function and the processing span are direct children of the Sqs.SendMessage span instead of the processing span being a child of the receiving lambda function.

This structure is required to be prepared for batch receives. When you send multiple messages to the queue quickly, your receiver can process a batch of up to 10 messages at once. In this case, there are multiple sender spans from different traces, and the trace structure implemented in the sample code ensures that each process span is linked to the Sqs.SendMessage span of the respective message. Because a span can have only a single parent, the receiving Lambda invoke span can be a child of only one (random) sender.

Source: lambda-otel-bridge-nodejs.md¶

title: OpenTelemetry interoperability in Node.js source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-into-aws/aws-lambda-integration/aws-lambda-classic/opentelemetry-interoperability/lambda-otel-bridge-nodejs scraped: 2026-02-17T05:02:15.904731

OpenTelemetry interoperability in Node.js¶

How-to guide
9-min read
Updated on Jun 20, 2024

OneAgent version 1.229+

OpenTelemetry interoperability connects the Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension to the OpenTelemetry Node.js instrumentation to use the instrumentation packages and extensions. You can then monitor technologies like databases or messaging frameworks that aren't supported by Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension out of the box.

Before you start¶

Ensure that OpenTelemetry interoperability is enabled.
Verify that the installed JavaScript OpenTelemetry API is compatible with the Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension. The following table lists the compatible versions:

OneAgent version	Maximum OpenTelemetry API version
1.229+	1.0.x
1.241+	1.1.x
1.257+	1.2.x
1.259+	1.3.x
1.261+	1.4.x
1.279+	1.6.x
1.283+	1.7.x
1.289+	1.8.x
1.297+	1.9.x

Use OpenTelemetry Node.js instrumentation¶

When using an OpenTelemetry Node.js instrumentation, the configuration of all necessary OpenTelemetry SDK components and the registration of a TracerProvider are automatically handled by the Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension, so you don't need to register another TracerProvider.

Instrumentation packages for JavaScript can be found in the OpenTelemetry JavaScript contributions repositoryï»¿. Note that

Some instrumentations might interfere with the Dynatrace HTTP and Lambda instrumentations and are automatically suppressed. These include @opentelemetry/instrumentation-httpï»¿ and @opentelemetry/instrumentation-aws-lambdaï»¿.
@opentelemetry/auto-instrumentations-nodeï»¿ use is discouraged, as it includes many different instrumentations.
If opentelemetry/instrumentation-aws-sdkï»¿ is used to instrument AWS SDK V3ï»¿, provided by the Node.js v18 and v20 Lambda runtimes, it will work for instrumentation version 0.36.0+.

Example: Instrument calls in your Node.js Lambda function via instrumentation package

The following code example shows how to instrument PostgreSQLï»¿ calls in your Node.js Lambda function by using the opentelemetry-instrumentation-pgï»¿ instrumentation package.

const { registerInstrumentations } = require('@opentelemetry/instrumentation');



const { PgInstrumentation } = require('@opentelemetry/instrumentation-pg');



// You must create the PgInstrumentation (and other instrumentations)



// before loading any corresponding modules, such as `require('pg')`.



registerInstrumentations({



instrumentations: [



new PgInstrumentation(),



],



});



const { Client } = require('pg');



exports.handler = async function myHandler(event, context) {



let client;



try {



client = new Client(/* DB connection information */);



await client.connect();



const result = await client.query('SELECT * FROM users;');



return result.rows;



} finally {



client?.end();



}



}

To instrument the AWS SDK for JavaScriptï»¿, OpenTelemetry provides the opentelemetry/instrumentation-aws-sdkï»¿ instrumentation package.

Example: Instrument AWS SDK for JavaScript to monitor a DynamoDB database

The following code example shows how the opentelemetry/instrumentation-aws-sdkï»¿ instrumentation package can be used to add observability for calls to a DynamoDB database (Dynatrace version 1.244+).

const AWS = require('aws-sdk');



const { registerInstrumentations } = require('@opentelemetry/instrumentation');



const { AwsInstrumentation } = require('@opentelemetry/instrumentation-aws-sdk');



registerInstrumentations({



instrumentations: [



new AwsInstrumentation()



]



});



exports.handler = function(event, context) {



const ddb = new AWS.DynamoDB();



const dbParamsGetDelete = {



TableName: 'E2E_test_table',



Key: {



'svnr': { N: '1234'}



}



};



ddb.getItem(dbParamsGetDelete, function(err, data) {



if (err) {



console.error('Error', err);



} else {



console.log('Success', data.Item);



}



});



};

After running the above code snippet, the DynamoDB service page looks as follows.

DynamoDB service screen.

Use OpenTelemetry Node.js API¶

OpenTelemetry JavaScriptï»¿ can be used in an SDK-like approach to trace additional operations that aren't covered by an instrumentation package.

const opentelemetry = require('@opentelemetry/api');



const tracer = opentelemetry.trace.getTracer('my-package-name');



exports.handler = function(event, context) {



// create a span using the OTel API



const span = tracer.startSpan('do some work');



span.setAttribute('foo', 'bar');



span.end();



// ...



const response = {



statusCode: 200,



body: JSON.stringify('Hello from Node.js'),



};



return response;



};

OneAgent version 1.253+ for SQS OneAgent version 1.257+ for SNS

You can use @opentelemetry/instrumentation-aws-sdkï»¿ package to trace AWS SQS and SNS messages and collect the traces via Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension.

[ Step 1

Install the required dependencies](#dependencies-node)[ Step 2

Set up tracing](#set-up-tracing-node)[ Step 3

Send an SQS/SNS message](#sqs-message-node)[ Step 4

Receive an SQS/SNS message](#receive-message-node)

Step 1 Install the required dependencies¶

npm install @opentelemetry/api @opentelemetry/instrumentation-aws-sdk @opentelemetry/instrumentation aws-sdk

Step 2 Set up tracing¶

Use the following code to set up tracing for sending SQS messages to an SQS queue from a Dynatrace-monitored Node.js application:

const { AwsInstrumentation } = require('@opentelemetry/instrumentation-aws-sdk');



const { registerInstrumentations } = require('@opentelemetry/instrumentation');



// The instrumentation must be registered before importing the aws-sdk module!



registerInstrumentations({



instrumentations: [



new AwsInstrumentation()



]



});



// You can now import the aws-sdk module if needed:



const AWS = require('aws-sdk');

Step 3 Send an SQS/SNS message¶

Via Node.js HTTP server:

When you make a request to the HTTP server, a message is sent to an SQS queue or SNS topic. If you send a message before the trace root span exists, make sure to create the trace root span manually. For details on the span manual creation with OpenTelemetry, see Use OneAgent with OpenTelemetry data.

Example

In this code example, a trace root span for the incoming HTTP request is created by the tracer.

const http = require("http");



const AWS = require('aws-sdk');



const sqs = new AWS.SQS();



const sns = new AWS.SNS();



const server = http.createServer((req, res) => {



const messageSendCallback = function (err, message) {



if (err) {



console.log("failed to send a message: " + err);



res.writeHead(500);



res.end("failure");



} else {



console.log("Success", message.MessageId);



res.writeHead(200);



res.end("success");



}



}



if (req.url === "/send-sqs-message") {



const params = {



DelaySeconds: 10,



MessageBody: "[your payload]",



QueueUrl: "[your SQS-queue URL]"



};



sqs.sendMessage(params, messageSendCallback);



} else if (req.url === "/send-sns-message") {



const params = {



Message: "[your payload]",



TopicArn: "[your SNS-topic ARN]"



};



sns.publish(params, messageSendCallback);



} else {



res.writeHead(404);



res.end("not found");



}



});



server.on("close", () => { console.log("Closing server") });



server.listen(8004, () => {



console.log("server started!");



});

A request to the /send-sqs-message path should produce traces as shown below.

SQS PurePath example with OneAgent

The second node in the distributed trace named sqs-minimal-sample-nodejs-receiver-trigger send represents the sent SQS message and is generated by the aws-sdkï»¿ instrumentation.

Because aws-sdk package uses HTTP requests to send SQS messages, there is a call to Requests to public networks, which are captured by the OneAgent HTTP instrumentation. The call invoke comes from the AWS Lambda function subscribed to the SQS queue, which is monitored by the Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension. * Via AWS Lambda function

You can send an SQS or SNS message from an AWS Lambda function monitored by the Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension.

SQS

SNS

const AWS = require('aws-sdk');



exports.handler = function (event, context, callback) {



const sqs = new AWS.SQS();



const params = {



DelaySeconds: 10,



MessageBody: "[your payload]",



QueueUrl: "[your SQS-queue URL]"



};



sqs.sendMessage(params, function (err, data) {



if (err) {



context.succeed({



statusCode: 500,



body: err,



});



} else {



console.log("SQS-Success", data.MessageId);



context.succeed({



statusCode: 200,



body: "SQS-Success",



});



}



});



}

The resulting distributed trace is similar to the Node.js application example:

PurePath example for sqs tracing between two lambda functions

const AWS = require('aws-sdk');



exports.handler = function (event, context, callback) {



const sns = new AWS.SNS();



const params = {



Message: "[your payload]",



TopicArn: "[your SNS-topic ARN]"



};



sns.publish(params, function (err, data) {



if (err) {



context.succeed({



statusCode: 500,



body: err,



});



} else {



console.log("SNS-Success", data.MessageId);



context.succeed({



statusCode: 200,



body: "SNS-Success",



});



}



});



}

Step 3 Receive an SQS/SNS message¶

SQS

SNS

You can trace SQS messages forwarded from

An SQS topic

The Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension automatically extracts the parent and creates a Lambda span when an AWS Lambda function is triggered by AWS SQS. However, when a batch of multiple messages is received, only the last message is considered and used for parent propagation. To propagate parents from the batch of multiple incoming messages you can, for example, manually create spans with the parent from each message.

To configure the Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension to allow setting parent spans manually:

For the environment variables configuration method, set the DT_OPEN_TELEMETRY_ALLOW_EXPLICIT_PARENT environment variable to true:
```
DT_OPEN_TELEMETRY_ALLOW_EXPLICIT_PARENT=true
```
+ For the JSON file configuration method, in dtconfig.json, set the following field to true:
```
{



...other configuration properties...



"OpenTelemetry": {



"AllowExplicitParent": "true"



}



}
```

Then new spans can be created with the parent span extracted from each received SQS message.

Example: Receive a batch of multiple messages

const { propagation, ROOT_CONTEXT, trace, SpanKind } = require("@opentelemetry/api");



const { MessagingOperationValues, SemanticAttributes } = require("@opentelemetry/semantic-conventions");



const AWS = require("aws-sdk");



const queueUrl = "[sqs queue url]";



const tracer = trace.getTracer("my-receiver");



exports.handler = async (event) => {



const sqs = new AWS.SQS();



await new Promise((resolve, reject) => {



const receiveParams = {



MaxNumberOfMessages: 10,



QueueUrl: queueUrl,



// MessageAttributeNames not needed if @opentelemetry/instrumentation-aws-sdk is used



MessageAttributeNames: propagation.fields()



};



sqs.receiveMessage(receiveParams, function (err, data) {



if (err) {



console.log("ERROR: ", err);



reject(err);



} else if (data.Messages?.length) {



data.Messages.forEach((msg) => {



console.log("message received:", msg.MessageId)



// manual span creation



const ctx = extractParent(msg, /*fromSnsPayload=*/ false);



const spanAttributes = {



[SemanticAttributes.MESSAGING_MESSAGE_ID]: msg.MessageId,



[SemanticAttributes.MESSAGING_URL]: queueUrl,



[SemanticAttributes.MESSAGING_SYSTEM]: "aws.sqs",



[SemanticAttributes.MESSAGING_OPERATION]: MessagingOperationValues.PROCESS,



};



const span = tracer.startSpan("received message", { kind: SpanKind.CONSUMER, attributes: spanAttributes }, ctx);



// ... Here your actual processing would go...



span.end();



const deleteParams = {



QueueUrl: queueUrl,



ReceiptHandle: msg.ReceiptHandle



};



sqs.deleteMessage(deleteParams, function (err, data) {



if (err) {



console.log("Delete Error", err);



} else {



console.log("Message Deleted", data);



}



});



});



}



resolve();



});



});



};



function extractParent(msg, fromSnsPayload=false) {



let valueKey = "StringValue"



if (fromSnsPayload) {



valueKey = "Value";



try {



msg = JSON.parse(msg.Body)



} catch {



msg = {}



}



}



const carrier = {};



Object.keys(msg.MessageAttributes || {}).forEach((attrKey) => {



carrier[attrKey] = msg.MessageAttributes[attrKey]?.[valueKey];



});



return propagation.extract(ROOT_CONTEXT, carrier)



};

In the example above, aws-sdk is used to subscribe and receive messages from an SQS queue. For each incoming message, the parent span is extracted from the message attributes, and a new received message span with the extracted parent is created. If your SQS queue is subscribed to an SNS topic, the example above might need to be adapted. For details, see Tracing SQS messages forwarded from an SNS topic.

The resulting distributed trace with two messages sent to a queue looks as below.

PurePath example for manually created SQS receive messages * An SNS topic

For SNS messages that are forwarded to SQS, the message format depends on the raw message deliveryï»¿ configuration on the SNS subscription.

Raw message delivery

Message format

Example

Enabled

The SNS message attributes are converted to SQS message attributes and the parent can be directly extracted from the MessageAttributes of the SQS message.

Receive a batch of multiple messages

Disabled

The SNS message and its MessageAttributes are delivered as a serialized JSON string in the body of the received SQS message. To correctly link the receive span, the parent needs to be extracted from the MessageAttributes of the serialized SNS message.

Receive a batch of multiple messages Additional configuration is required for this example. When calling the extractParent method, set the value of the fromSnsPayload parameter to true.

AWS Lambda functions that are triggered by SNS are supported out of the box when monitored with the Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension.

SNS topics can be configured via a subscription to forward messages to an SQS queue. Messages in the SQS queue can then be consumed by a Lambda function. Tracing the received messages in the SQS-triggered AWS Lambda function works out of the box when AWS Lambda is monitored with the Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension. However, the tracer can only select a single parent, and if your Lambda function receives batches of multiple messages, special handling is required to track each message separately.

For details, see how to receive an SQS message.

Source: lambda-otel-bridge-python.md¶

title: OpenTelemetry interoperability in Python source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-into-aws/aws-lambda-integration/aws-lambda-classic/opentelemetry-interoperability/lambda-otel-bridge-python scraped: 2026-02-17T04:59:07.619958

OpenTelemetry interoperability in Python¶

How-to guide
10-min read
Updated on Jan 16, 2026

OpenTelemetry interoperability connects the Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension to the OpenTelemetry Python instrumentation to use the instrumentation packages and extensions. You can then monitor technologies like databases or messaging frameworks that aren't supported by Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension out of the box.

Before you start¶

Ensure that OpenTelemetry interoperability is enabled.
Verify that the installed OpenTelemetry Python API version is compatible with the Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension. The following tables list the compatible versions:

OneAgent version	Maximum OpenTelemetry API version
1.329+	1.38.x
1.323+	1.36.x
1.321+	1.35.x

Older versions¶

OneAgent version	Maximum OpenTelemetry API version
1.319+	1.34.x
1.315+	1.32.x
1.313+	1.31.x
1.311+	1.30.x
1.307+	1.29.x
1.303+	1.27.x
1.299+	1.26.x
1.295+	1.25.x
1.291+	1.24.x
1.285+	1.22.x
1.281+	1.21.x
1.277+	1.20.x
1.273+	1.19.x
1.269+	1.18.x
1.265+	1.17.x
1.259+	1.15.x
1.257+	1.14.x
1.253+	1.13.x
1.249+	1.12.x
1.243+	1.11.x
1.239+	1.9.x
1.235+	1.8.x
1.233+	1.7.x

Use OpenTelemetry Python instrumentation¶

OpenTelemetry for Python provides several instrumentation packages in their OpenTelemetry Python contributions repositoryï»¿.

Example: Instrument package in a Python Lambda function via instrumentation package

The following code example shows how to instrument PostgreSQLï»¿ queries in a Python Lambda function by using the aiopgï»¿ instrumentation package.

import json



import aiopg



from opentelemetry.instrumentation.aiopg import AiopgInstrumentor



AiopgInstrumentor().instrument()



def lambda_handler(event, context):



return {



'statusCode': 200,



'body': json.dumps(execute_query())



}



def execute_query():



result = []



with aiopg.connect(database='my_db') as conn:



with conn.cursor() as cur:



cur.execute("SELECT 'hello db';")



for row in cur:



result.append(row)



return result

To instrument boto3ï»¿, the AWS SDK for Python, OpenTelemetry provides the botocoreï»¿ instrumentation package.

Example: Instrument AWS SDK for Python to monitor a DynamoDB database

The code example below shows how the botocore instrumentation can be used to add observability for calls to a DynamoDBï»¿ database (Dynatrace version 1.244+).

import boto3



import json



from opentelemetry.instrumentation.botocore import BotocoreInstrumentor



BotocoreInstrumentor().instrument()



dynamodb = boto3.resource('dynamodb')



table = dynamodb.Table('MyTable')



def lambda_handler(event, handler):



result = table.get_item(Key={'mykey': 42})



return {



"statusCode": 200,



"answer": json.dumps(result.get("Item"))



}

DynamoDB service screen

Use OpenTelemetry Python API¶

OpenTelemetry Pythonï»¿ can be used in an SDK-like approach to trace additional operations that aren't covered by an instrumentation package.

import json



from opentelemetry import trace



def lambda_handler(event, context):



tracer = trace.get_tracer(__name__)



with tracer.start_as_current_span("do work"):



# do work



with tracer.start_as_current_span("do some more work") as span:



span.set_attribute("foo", "bar")



# do some more work



return {



'statusCode': 200,



'body': json.dumps('Hello from Hello world from OpenTelemetry Python!')



}

These spans are displayed on the Code level tab.

OpenTelemetry lambda

OneAgent version 1.253+ for SQS OneAgent version 1.257+ for SNS

You can use open-source instrumentation packages to trace AWS SQS and SNS messages and collect them via the Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension.

[ Step 1

Install the required dependencies](#dependencies-python)[ Step 2

Send an SQS/SNS message](#send-message-python)[ Step 3

Receive an SQS/SNS message](#receive-message-python)

Step 1 Install the required dependencies¶

SQS

SNS

pip install -U "opentelemetry-api>=1.12" "opentelemetry-instrumentation-boto3sqs>=0.34b0"

At this point, opentelemetry-instrumentation-boto3sqsï»¿ is a separate package from opentelemetry-instrumentation-botocoreï»¿. The latter instruments all AWS SDK calls, but lacks enhanced support for SQS.

If you install the dependencies into a Lambda function or layer, you can use the -t option to specify a target directory where the installed packages should be copied.

pip install -U "opentelemetry-instrumentation-botocore>=0.36b0"

Step 2 Send an SQS/SNS message¶

The boto3ï»¿ package is available out of the box if the code runs in AWS Lambda, but you can also install it using pip install -U boto3.

This code defining a function named lambda_handler can be used

Inside AWS Lambda (we recommend monitoring it with our AWS Lambda layer)
Outside AWS Lambda (monitoring is performed with OpenTelemetry and exported to Dynatrace via OTLP/HTTP ingest)

You might want to remove the function parameters and return value.

SQS

SNS

from opentelemetry.instrumentation.boto3sqs import Boto3SQSInstrumentor



Boto3SQSInstrumentor().instrument()



import json



import boto3



from datetime import datetime



QUEUE_URL = "<Your SQS Queue URL>"



sqs = boto3.client("sqs")



def lambda_handler(event, context):



sent = []



for i in range(5):



res = sqs.send_message(QueueUrl=QUEUE_URL, MessageBody=f"hello #{i} at {datetime.now()}")



sent.append(res["MessageId"])



return {



"statusCode": 200,



"body": json.dumps({"produced_messages": sent})



}

from opentelemetry.instrumentation.botocore import BotocoreInstrumentor



BotocoreInstrumentor().instrument()



import json



import boto3



from datetime import datetime



TOPIC_ARN = "<Your SNS topic ARN>"



sns = boto3.client("sns")



def lambda_handler(event, context):



res = sns.publish(TopicArn=TOPIC_ARN, Message=f"hello at {datetime.now()}")



return {



"statusCode": 200,



"body": json.dumps({"produced_message": res["MessageId"]})



}

Step 3 Receive an SQS/SNS message¶

SQS

SNS

You can trace SQS messages forwarded from

An SQS topic

Receiving messages works out of the box when you use an AWS Lambda with an SQS trigger monitored with the Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension. Because a span can have only a single parent, if your Lambda function receives a batch of multiple messages, you need to manually create spans to process every single message if you want to track them separately and have them linked to the sender.

To configure the Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension to allow setting parent spans manually:

For the environment variables configuration method, set the DT_OPEN_TELEMETRY_ALLOW_EXPLICIT_PARENT environment variable to true:
```
DT_OPEN_TELEMETRY_ALLOW_EXPLICIT_PARENT=true
```
+ For the JSON file configuration method, in dtconfig.json, set the following field to true:
```
{



...other configuration properties...



"OpenTelemetry": {



"AllowExplicitParent": "true"



}



}
```

Then new spans can be created with the parent span extracted from each received SQS message.

Example: Receive messages with AWS Lambda SQS trigger

If you invoke the sender and have deployed the example, it will be invoked automatically by SQS.

from pprint import pformat



import boto3



import json



from opentelemetry import trace, propagate



from opentelemetry.semconv.trace import SpanAttributes, MessagingOperationValues



tracer = trace.get_tracer("lambda-sqs-triggered")



def lambda_handler(event, context):



recvcount = 0



print("Trigger", pformat(event))



messages = event.get("Records") or ()



# Lambda SQS event uses lowerCamelCase in its attribute names



for msg in messages:



recvcount += 1



print("Processing", msg["messageId"])



parent = _extract_parent(msg, from_sns_payload=False)



with tracer.start_as_current_span("manual-trigger-process", context=parent, kind=trace.SpanKind.CONSUMER, attributes={



SpanAttributes.MESSAGING_MESSAGE_ID : msg["messageId"],



SpanAttributes.MESSAGING_URL : msg["eventSourceARN"],



SpanAttributes.MESSAGING_SYSTEM : msg["eventSource"],



SpanAttributes.MESSAGING_OPERATION : MessagingOperationValues.PROCESS.value,



}):



# ... Here your actual processing would go...



pass



print("Processed", recvcount, "messages")



def _extract_parent(msg, from_sns_payload=False):



if from_sns_payload:



try:



body = json.loads(msg.get("body", "{}"))



except json.JSONDecodeError:



body = {}



carrier = {key: value["Value"] for key, value in body.get("MessageAttributes", {}).items() if "Value" in value}



else:



carrier = {key: value["stringValue"] for key, value in msg.get("messageAttributes", {}).items() if "stringValue" in value}



return propagate.extract(carrier)

The resulting path looks as follows:

Distributed trace detail view, showing AWS SQS messages sent, which trigger a Lambda where they are processed.

The invoked Lambda function is a child of one of the messages by which it's triggered. Since there can only be one parent, the other manual-triggerâprocess spans aren't linked directly to the Lambda invocation in which they are handled. Often, there's more than one Lambda invocation node for a batch of messages. In those cases, AWS distributed the batch over multiple Lambda invocations. This can happen even if the messages are delivered within your configured batch window time and number less than your configured batch size.

Example: Call the SQS receive APIs manually

If you have deployed the example that uses the receive API in code, you need to invoke it manually and it will attempt to read all messages from the queue.

This example uses the boto3sqs instrumentation. If you don't want to use it, you need to uncomment the MessageAttributeNames argument in the receive_message function, otherwise, SQS will omit data required to link the message to its sender from the retrieved data.

This code can also be used outside a Lambda function and monitored with OpenTelemetry without the Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension.

from opentelemetry.instrumentation.boto3sqs import Boto3SQSInstrumentor



Boto3SQSInstrumentor().instrument()



from pprint import pformat



import boto3



import json



from opentelemetry import trace, propagate



from opentelemetry.semconv.trace import SpanAttributes, MessagingOperationValues



QUEUE_URL = '<Your SQS Queue URL>'



sqs = boto3.client("sqs")



tracer = trace.get_tracer("lambda-receive-function")



def lambda_handler(event, context):



recvcount = 0



while True:



msg_receive_result = sqs.receive_message(



MaxNumberOfMessages=10,



QueueUrl=QUEUE_URL,



WaitTimeSeconds=1, # WaitTime of zero would use sampled receive, may return empty even if there is a message



# This argument is only required if you do not use the boto3sqs instrumentation:



#MessageAttributeNames=list(propagate.get_global_textmap().fields)



)



print("Received", pformat(msg_receive_result))



if not msg_receive_result.get('Messages'):



break



messages = msg_receive_result.get("Messages")



# receive result uses PascalCase in its attribute names



for msg in messages:



recvcount += 1



print("Processing", msg["MessageId"])



parent = _extract_parent(msg, from_sns_payload=False)



with tracer.start_as_current_span("manual-receive-process", context=parent, kind=trace.SpanKind.CONSUMER, attributes={



SpanAttributes.MESSAGING_MESSAGE_ID: msg["MessageId"],



SpanAttributes.MESSAGING_URL: QUEUE_URL,



SpanAttributes.MESSAGING_SYSTEM: "aws.sqs",



SpanAttributes.MESSAGING_OPERATION: MessagingOperationValues.PROCESS.value,



}):



# ... Here your actual processing would go...



print("Delete result", sqs.delete_message(



QueueUrl=QUEUE_URL,



ReceiptHandle=msg['ReceiptHandle'],



))



print("Processed", recvcount, "messages")



def _extract_parent(msg, from_sns_payload=False):



if from_sns_payload:



try:



body = json.loads(msg.get("Body", "{}"))



except json.JSONDecodeError:



body = {}



carrier = {key: value["Value"] for key, value in body.get("MessageAttributes", {}).items() if "Value" in value}



else:



carrier = {key: value["StringValue"] for key, value in msg.get("MessageAttributes", {}).items() if "StringValue" in value}



return propagate.extract(carrier)

Creating the manual-receive-process span manually is necessary because the boto3sqs instrumentation doesn't set the sender as a parent for the processing span, but uses OpenTelemetry linksï»¿, which are currently not supported by Dynatrace. For the manual-receive-process span linking to work correctly, you need to configure the Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension to allow setting parent spans manually. See the previous example for guidance.

Invoking first the code that sends SQS messages, then the manual receive code, deployed as Lambda functions, results in two traces:

The first trace shows the flow of the message from the sender to the processor:

There are additional Requests to public networks nodes because the boto3 package uses HTTP requests to send SQS messages, which are captured by Dynatrace HTTP instrumentation.

You'll notice that the invocation and receive node of the second Lambda invocation are missing from this trace, even though the manual-receive-process nodes are there. This is because the Lambda function was triggered independently of the message flow, and just happened to receive the message as part of its handler code. + The second trace in Dynatrace shows the Lambda invocation until it's cut in two by setting the explicit parent:

* An SNS topic

For SNS messages that are forwarded to SQS, the message format depends on the raw message deliveryï»¿ configuration on the SNS subscription.

Raw message delivery

Message format

Example

Enabled

The SNS message attributes are converted to SQS message attributes and the parent can be directly extracted from the MessageAttributes of the SQS message.

Call the SQS receive APIs manually
Receive messages with AWS Lambda SQS trigger.

Disabled

The SNS message and its MessageAttributes are delivered as a serialized JSON string in the body of the received SQS message. To correctly link the receive span, the parent needs to be extracted from the MessageAttributes of the serialized SNS message.

Call the SQS receive APIs manually
Receive messages with AWS Lambda SQS trigger.

Additional configuration is required for both examples; when calling the _extract_parent method, set the value of the from_sns_payload parameter to True.

AWS Lambda functions that are triggered by SNS are supported out of the box when monitored with the Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension.

SNS topics can be configured via a subscription to forward messages to an SQS queue. Messages in the SQS queue can then be consumed by a Lambda function. Tracing the received messages in the SQS-triggered AWS Lambda function works out of the box when AWS Lambda is monitored with the Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension. However, the tracer can only select a single parent, and if your Lambda function receives batches of multiple messages, special handling is required to track each message separately.

For details, see how to receive an SQS message.

Source: log-enrichment.md¶

title: AWS Lambda logs in context of traces source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-into-aws/aws-lambda-integration/aws-lambda-classic/opentelemetry-interoperability/log-enrichment scraped: 2026-02-16T21:12:44.132168

AWS Lambda logs in context of traces¶

How-to guide
2-min read
Published Feb 08, 2022

This page describes how to include TraceId and SpanId information in user-generated log messages. This way, you can associate log messages with the surrounding trace.

Prerequisites¶

Set up AWS Lambda log collection or Stream logs via Amazon Data Firehose.
Enable OpenTelemetry interoperability for the Lambda function.
The log output generated by the AWS Lambda function must be formatted so that the TraceId and SpanId information can be picked up. The expected format of the enriched fields in an unstructured log is as follows:
Encapsulated in square brackets [] with a !dt prefix
dt.trace_id and dt.span_id must be hex-encoded strings Example: [!dt dt.trace_id=0af7651916cd43dd8448eb211c80319c,dt.span_id=00f067aa0ba902b7]

Check AWS Lambda log collection to learn more about limitations since Lambda log enrichment is not automatic.

OpenTelemetry Python¶

In the example below, a dt_log function has been created to enrich a given log message with trace_id and span_id information. Printing this enriched message to the configured log sink associates the log message with the currently active span in the Dynatrace web UI.

import logging



from opentelemetry import trace



def dt_log(self, record):



if (not self.disabled) and self.filter(record):



ctx = trace.get_current_span().get_span_context()



if ctx.is_valid:



trace_id = "{0:032X}".format(ctx.trace_id)



span_id = "{0:016X}".format(ctx.span_id)



record.msg = f"[!dt dt.trace_id={trace_id},dt.span_id={span_id}] - {record.msg}"



self.callHandlers(record)



logging.Logger.handle = dt_log



def lambda_handler(event, context):



logger = logging.getLogger()



logger.warning("Hello world")



return {



"statusCode": 200,



"body": "Hello from lambda"



}

OpenTelemetry JavaScript (Node.js)¶

In the example below, a dt_log function has been created to enrich a given log message with trace_id and span_id information. Printing this enriched message to stdout associates the log message with the currently active span in the Dynatrace web UI.

const opentelemetry = require('@opentelemetry/api');



function dtLog(msg) {



const spanContext = opentelemetry.trace.getSpanContext(opentelemetry.context.active()) ?? opentelemetry.INVALID_SPAN_CONTEXT;



console.log(`[!dt dt.trace_id=${spanContext.traceId},dt.span_id=${spanContext.spanId}] - ${msg}`);



}



exports.handler = function(event, context) {



const msg = "Hello World"



dtLog(msg);



context.succeed({



statusCode: 200,



body: msg



});



};

Logs created by some commonly used Node.js logging frameworks are automatically associated with traces by using the corresponding OpenTelemetry instrumentations.

Node.js logging framework

OpenTelemetry instrumentation

winstonï»¿

@opentelemetry/instrumentation-winstonï»¿

pinoï»¿

@opentelemetry/instrumentation-pinoï»¿

bunyanï»¿

@opentelemetry/instrumentation-bunyanï»¿

In the example below, the winston instrumentation is used to enrich a winston info log with TraceId and SpanId. The created log is associated with the currently active span in Dynatrace.

const otelApi = require('@opentelemetry/api');



const { registerInstrumentations } = require('@opentelemetry/instrumentation');



const { WinstonInstrumentation } = require('@opentelemetry/instrumentation-winston');



registerInstrumentations({



instrumentations: [new WinstonInstrumentation()],



});



const winston = require('winston');



exports.handler = function (event, context, callback) {



const logger = winston.createLogger({



transports: [new winston.transports.Console()],



});



logger.info('winston info log');



context.succeed({



statusCode: 200,



body: 'Hello from AWS Lambda Node.js',



});



}

OpenTelemetry Java¶

In the example below, a dtLog method has been created to enrich a given log message with TraceId and SpanId information. Printing this enriched message via System.out associates the log message with the currently active span in the Dynatrace web UI.

package com.amazonaws.lambda.demo;



import com.amazonaws.services.lambda.runtime.Context;



import com.amazonaws.services.lambda.runtime.RequestHandler;



import io.opentelemetry.api.trace.Span;



import io.opentelemetry.api.trace.SpanContext;



public class HelloJava implements RequestHandler<Object, String> {



private static void dtLog(final String msg) {



SpanContext spanContext = Span.current().getSpanContext();



System.out.printf(



"[!dt dt.trace_id=%s,dt.span_id=%s] - %s%n",



spanContext.getTraceId(),



spanContext.getSpanId(),



msg



);



}



@Override



public String handleRequest(Object input, Context context) {



String msg = "Hello World";



dtLog(msg);



return msg;



}



}

Source: opentelemetry-interoperability.md¶

title: OpenTelemetry interoperability source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-into-aws/aws-lambda-integration/aws-lambda-classic/opentelemetry-interoperability scraped: 2026-02-17T04:56:16.241437

OpenTelemetry interoperability¶

1-min read
Updated on Apr 24, 2023

With Dynatrace interoperability for OpenTelemetry, you can use the instrumentation packages available from OpenTelemetry to monitor technologies (like databases or messaging frameworks) that aren't supported by the Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension out-of-the box. The Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension automatically captures the additional span instrumentation and integrates it with any other telemetry captured without any need to configure additional OpenTelemetry exporters.

OpenTelemetryï»¿ is a collection of tools, APIs, and SDKs. You can use it to instrument, generate, collect, and export telemetry data (metrics, logs, and traces) for analysis to get insights into your software's performance and behavior. OpenTelemetry interoperability connects Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension to OpenTelemetry API for the respective instrumentation.

Enable OpenTelemetry interoperability¶

For the environment variables configuration method, set the value of the DT_OPEN_TELEMETRY_ENABLE_INTEGRATION environment variable to true.
For the JSON file configuration method, set the respective property to true in the dtconfig.json file. For example:

{



...other configuration properties...



"OpenTelemetry": {



"EnableIntegration": true



}



}

Learn more¶

To learn more about how OpenTelemetry interoperability works, see

Trace Python, Node.js, and Java Lambda functions

Source: trace-lambda-functions.md¶

title: Trace Lambda functions source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-into-aws/aws-lambda-integration/trace-lambda-functions scraped: 2026-02-17T04:51:18.553491

Trace Lambda functions¶

How-to guide
8-min read
Updated on Jan 23, 2026

Dynatrace provides you with a dedicated AWS Lambda layer that contains the Dynatrace extension for AWS Lambda. You need to add the publicly available layer for your runtime and region to your function. Then, based on your configuration method, Dynatrace provides a template or configuration for your AWS Lambda function.

Capabilities¶

Dynatrace provides extensive Python, Node.js, and Java monitoring capabilities:

Automatic distributed tracing across AWS services such as API Gateway, SQS, SNS, EventBridge and seamless integration with other AWS services. For more details, refer to AWS Lambda integration.
OpenTelemetry support for trace and metric ingestion.
Native log ingestion from Lambda functions. Dynatrace supports log ingestion directly via the AWS Lambda Telemetry API, reducing dependency on CloudWatch. For more details, refer to AWS Lambda log collection.
Cold start detection and optimization.
Infrastructure-as-Code support (Terraform, AWS SAM, Serverless Framework).

See our supported technologies matrix for details on supported frameworks and runtimesï»¿ for AWS supported runtimes.

Incoming invocations¶

For AWS Lambda invocations, Dynatrace offers generic support for all trigger types. OneAgent can capture specific information or connect the trace to any parent and therefore add additional information only for invocations made via:

AWS SDK Lambda Invoke API
API gateway
Lambda function URL
AWS SQS
AWS SNS
AWS EventBridge
AWS Application Load Balancer

For other invocation types, OneAgent can't capture any specific information or connect the trace to any parent. Invocations via the AWS SDK require the client to be instrumented with Dynatrace to connect the trace.

Steps¶

Enable monitoring for AWS Lambda functions¶

To get started

In Dynatrace Hub, select AWS Lambda.
Select Set up.
Follow the instructions to enable monitoring of AWS Lambda functions.

Choose a configuration method¶

Dynatrace OneAgent is distributed as a Lambda layer that can be enabled and configured manually or using well-known Infrastructure as Code (IaC) solutions. The Lambda layer is stored in the Dynatrace AWS account 585768157899.

The wizard provides you with various configuration options and configuration snippets you can use in your deployment automation of choice.

Quick start vs. advanced configuration

Latest Dynatrace

This option is available only in the latest Dynatrace. For details, see Upgrade to the latest Dynatrace.

After you select your runtime, you have two different observability options:

Quick start

This is a fast onboarding option with minimal setup. You select only the architecture, region, and configuration method. You'll monitor your environment using distributed tracing. This setup is useful for using the basic AWS Lambda functions with standard monitoring needs. * Advanced configuration

You have a much richer selection of customization options. This setup is useful for teams that need detailed observability, more control, and customizations for complex environments or specific monitoring needs. It provides integration with other AWS services, such as CloudWatch and X-Ray.

Configure with JSON file

If you select this method, Dynatrace provides you with:

An environment variable to add to your AWS Lambda function
A JSON snippet that you need to copy into the dtconfig.json file in the root folder of your Lambda deployment
Lambda layer ARN

When using this method, make sure that you add the Dynatrace Lambda layer to your function. You can do this through the AWS console (Add layer > Specify an ARN and paste the ARN displayed on the deployment page) or by using an automated solution of your choice.

Enter environment variables via the AWS Console

Lambda environment variables cropped

Enter the Lambda layer ARN via the AWS Console

Specify a layer by providing the ARN

Configure with environment variables

Environment variables can be used for configuration, but we advise using the Secrets Manager as the recommended approach for fetching a security token. For more details, refer to Fetch token from AWS Secrets Manager.

When using this method, make sure that you add the Dynatrace Lambda layer to your function. The layer, as well as the environment variables, can be set either manually through the AWS console (Add layer > Specify an ARN and paste the ARN displayed on the deployment page) or by using an automated solution of your choice.

Client-side decryption of environment variables (Security in Transit)ï»¿ is not supported.

If you select this method, Dynatrace provides you with:

Values to define environment variables for the AWS Lambda functions that you want to monitor

AWS Lambda environment variables * Lambda layer ARN

Specify a layer by providing the ARN

Configure and deploy using Terraform

Terraform is a popular Infrastructure as Code (IaC) solution. If you select this method, Dynatrace provides you with:

A template to define the AWS Lambda function. This includes all the configuration that you need to deploy and configure the Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension together with your functions.
Lambda layer ARN

Configure and deploy using AWS SAM

The AWS Serverless Application Model (SAM) is an open-source framework for building serverless applications.

If you select this method, Dynatrace provides you with a template to define the AWS Lambda function. This includes all the configuration that you need to integrate the Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension.

Configure and deploy using the serverless framework

The Serverless Application option is a framework for deploying serverless stacks.

If you select this method, Dynatrace provides you with a template to define the AWS Lambda function. This includes all the configuration that you need to integrate the Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension.

Configure and deploy using AWS CloudFormation

AWS CloudFormation is an IaC solution that enables provisioning of a wide range of AWS services.

If you select this method, Dynatrace provides you with a template to define the AWS Lambda function. This includes all the configuration that you need to integrate the Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension.

Specify a Dynatrace API endpoint¶

Optional

This is an optional step that enables you to specify a Dynatrace API endpoint to which monitoring data will be sent.

The typical scenario is to deploy a Dynatrace ActiveGate in close proximity (same region) to the Lambda functions that you want to monitor in order to reduce network latency, which can impact the execution and cold start time of your Lambda functions for (usually one) network request by OneAgent per Lambda invocation (which happens at the end of the invocation). See <#monitoring-overhead> section for typical overhead numbers.

Enable Real User Monitoring¶

Optional

This is an optional step to use Real User Monitoring (RUM), which provides you with deep insights into user actions and performance via the browser or in mobile apps.

Configure the AWS API Gateway¶

If inbound (non-XHR) requests to your Lambda functions are not connected to the calling application, configure the API Gateway to pass through the Dynatrace tag. To do this, enable Use Lambda Proxy Integration on the Integration Request configuration page of the API Gateway.
If the API Gateway is configured from the Lambda configuration page, this setting will be enabled by default. For more information, see Enable CORS on a resource using the API Gateway consoleï»¿.

AWS Lambda also supports non-proxy integrationï»¿, whichâwithout some additional configurationâprevents Dynatrace from

Tracing calls from other monitored applications
RUM detection (web and mobile)

To make tracing calls from other monitored applications/RUM detection work in this scenario, create a custom mapping template in the integration requests configuration.

In the AWS API Gateway Console, go to Resources and select a request method (for example, GET).
Select Mapping Templates and then select Add mapping template.
Add the following content to the template:

{



"path": "$context.path",



"httpMethod": "$context.httpMethod",



"headers": {



#foreach($param in ["x-dynatrace", "traceparent", "tracestate", "x-dtc", "referer", "host", "x-forwarded-proto", "x-forwarded-for", "x-forwarded-port"])



"$param": "$util.escapeJavaScript($input.params().header.get($param))"



#if($foreach.hasNext),#end



#end    },



"requestContext": {



"stage": "$context.stage"



}



}

The x-dtc header is specific to tracing RUM scenarios, whereas the remaining headers are generally needed to link traces together and extract relevant information, such as web request metadata. 4. Select Save to save your configuration. 5. Redeploy your API.

Configure AWS¶

Make sure the x-dtc header is allowed in the CORS settings of your monitored Lambda functions.

RUM for Lambda functions requires a specific header (x-dtc) to be sent with XHR calls to AWS. To enable it, the CORS settings of your AWS deployment must allow the x-dtc header during preflight (OPTIONS) requests. To configure CORS and allow the x-dtc header for your specific setup, see Enable CORS on a resource using the API Gateway consoleï»¿ in AWS documentation.

Configure Dynatrace¶

To configure the x-dtc header for calls to your Lambda functions

Go to Web, Mobile, Frontend, or Custom Applications, depending on your application type.
Select the application you want to connect with your Lambda function.
Select the browse menu (â¦) in the upper-right corner and select Edit.
Select Capturing > Async web requests and SPAs.
Make sure that your framework of choice is enabled. If your framework is not listed, enable Capture XmlHttpRequest (XHR) for generic support of XHR.
Select Capturing > Advanced setup.
Scroll down to the Enable Real User Monitoring for cross-origin XHR calls section and enter a pattern that matches the URL to your Lambda functions. For example: TheAwsUniqueId.execute-api.us-east-1.amazonaws.com
Select Save. After a few minutes, the header will be attached to all calls to your Lambda function and requests from your browser will be linked to the backend.

Failed requests

If requests start failing after enabling this option, review your CORS settings. To learn how to configure CORS, see Enable CORS on a resource using the API Gateway consoleï»¿ in AWS documentation.

Deployment¶

Copy the configuration snippets into your deployment and use your deployment method of choice to enable the layer and set the configuration for your Lambda functions.

Configuration options¶

Fetch token from AWS Secrets Manager¶

OneAgent version 1.295+

Instead of specifying the authentication token explicitly in the configuration, you can configure OneAgent to fetch a token stored in AWS Secrets Managerï»¿.

Prerequisites

Make sure you granted the secretsmanager:GetSecretValue permission for the authentication token secret ARN to the Lambda function monitored by OneAgent. For details, see Authentication and access control for AWS Secrets Managerï»¿ in the AWS Secrets Manager documentation.
Make sure the secret value contains only the plaintext authentication token value (without quotes). Note that
Secrets with JSON structure are not supported. For details, see Create an AWS Secrets Manager secretï»¿ in the AWS Secrets Manager documentation.
When you retrieve the secret value, Secrets Manager returns by default only the current secret version (AWSCURRENT label). For details, see What's in a Secrets Manager secret?ï»¿ in the AWS Secrets Manager documentation.

To fetch the token for a tracing connection, set the token secret ARN either to the environment variable DT_CONNECTION_AUTH_TOKEN_SECRETS_MANAGER_ARN or the JSON property Connection.AuthTokenSecretsManagerArn.

This option always overrides DT_CONNECTION_AUTH_TOKEN (Connection.AuthToken). If the fetch fails, OneAgent won't be able to export trace data.

A fetch accesses AWS Secrets Manager only once, during the Lambda function's initialization phase; this causes an increase of the Lambda function's cold start duration.

For details on fetching the token for log collection, refer to Fetch token from AWS Secrets Manager.

Monitoring overhead¶

Enabling monitoring unavoidably induces overhead to the monitored function execution. Overhead depends on several factors, such as function runtime technology, configuration, and concrete function characteristics such as code size or execution duration and complexity.

The amount of memory configured for a function directly impacts the compute resources assigned to the function instance. For more details, see Memory and computing powerï»¿.

The worst-case scenario on measured overhead is a function with an empty function handler and minimum memory configuration.

Cold start overhead¶

For Node.js, cold start overhead is about 900 ms.
For Java, cold start overhead is about 1,500 ms.
For Python, cold start overhead is about 1,000 ms.

For the cold start benchmarking process, hello-world functions (only returning a response) were tested with 512 MB of allocated memory. It is important to note that the observed overhead may vary based on a few factors:

Configured memory: A Lambda function is allocated CPU proportional to the memory configuredï»¿ which can influence its cold start performance. Functions with higher memory allocations typically exhibit faster initialization times due to the increased CPU allocation.
Function implementation: The complexity of the actual function implementationâincluding external dependencies, initialization logic, and the runtime environmentâcan significantly impact the cold start duration.
Runtime version: The specific runtime version or container image used can also influence cold start times.

When conducting performance evaluations, we recommend considering these factors, as they may affect the benchmarking results in real-world scenarios.

Response time latency¶

Latency depends on the function implementation, but is typically less than 10%. This means that the time it takes until the caller of a Lambda function receives a response might increase by 10% when the OneAgent layer is added, compared to when OneAgent is not active/present.

Code space overhead¶

The following table contains uncompressed layer sizes.

Runtime	Code space (MB)	Code space with log collector included (MB)
Node.js	~32MB	~40MB
Java	~25MB	~32MB
Python	~16MB	~24MB

Dynatrace AWS integration¶

While not mandatory, we recommend that you set up Dynatrace Amazon CloudWatch integration. This allows data ingested via AWS integration to be seamlessly combined with the data collected by the Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension.

For more details, refer to Amazon CloudWatch Metric Streams.

Filter cold starts¶

One of the important metrics for Lambda is the frequency of cold starts. A cold start happens when a new instance of a Lambda function is invoked. Such cold starts take longer and add latency to your requests.

A high cold-start frequency can indicate errors or an uneven load pattern that can be mitigated using provisioned concurrency. Dynatrace reports such cold starts as a property on the distributed trace.

To analyze cold starts

Select View all requests on the Lambda service details page.
In the request filter, select Function cold start in the Request property section.
Filter by invocations containing Only cold start or No cold start.

Known limitations¶

HTTP connect timeouts, flush timeouts, and backoff thresholds are not configurable.
OneAgent running on AWS Lambda does not support functionalities that require OneAgent reconfiguration through the server-side user interface.
OneAgent for AWS Lambda uses only local settings defined via environment variables or config files, instead of pulling configuration from the Dynatrace cluster. As a result, any settings defined at the cluster level are ignored, and defaults apply unless explicitly overridden.
Most Dynatrace AWS Lambda extensions don't capture IP addresses of outgoing HTTP requests. This results in unmonitored hosts if the called service isn't monitored with Dynatrace.
.NET: ASP.NET core, code-level attack & vulnerability evaluation and several metrics are not supported within AWS Lambda.
Node.js AWS Lambda extension sensors (instrumentations) don't support ECMAScript modules. This means that the extension won't properly monitor outgoing calls (for example, HTTP or AWS SDK requests).
Node.js handlers bundled via esbuildï»¿ to CommonJS can't be auto-instrumented by OneAgent. This is because the bundling process can alter how the handler function is exposed, which prevents OneAgent from detecting and instrumenting it automatically.

How to enable auto-instrumentation for Node.js handlers bundled via esbuild?

You can use a simple wrapper script to enable auto-instrumentation.

Here's a sample AWS Lambda handler written in TypeScript (index.ts):

import { Context, APIGatewayProxyResult, APIGatewayEvent } from 'aws-lambda';



export const handler = async (event: APIGatewayEvent, context: Context): Promise<APIGatewayProxyResult> => {



console.log(`Event: ${JSON.stringify(event, null, 2)}`);



console.log(`Context: ${JSON.stringify(context, null, 2)}`);



return {



statusCode: 200,



body: JSON.stringify({



message: 'hello world',



}),



};



};

Bundle the handler using esbuild:
```
esbuild index.ts --bundle --minify --sourcemap --platform=node --target=es2020 --outfile=dist/index.js
```
2. Create a wrapper file (esbuild_wrap.js) to expose the handler in a way that OneAgent can instrument:
```
const esbuildDist = require("./dist/index");



exports.handler = esbuildDist.handler;
```
3. In your AWS Lambda runtime configuration, set the handler to esbuild_wrap.handler.

OneAgent will now be able to detect and instrument the function correctly. * AWS Lambda Managed Instancesï»¿ deployment mode is not supported. This new hosting option allows deploying Lambda functions on AWS-managed EC2 instance clusters. The Dynatrace Lambda extension and code module layers currently do not support this deployment mode. * Managed offline clusters are not supported.

Source: aws-lambda-integration.md¶

title: Monitor AWS Lambda source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-into-aws/aws-lambda-integration scraped: 2026-02-17T04:48:32.348125

Monitor AWS Lambda¶

Explanation
3-min read
Updated on Jan 12, 2026

Dynatrace provides end-to-end observability for AWS Lambda functions through distributed tracing, log correlation, and AI-powered insights using auto-instrumentation without code changes. The OneAgent AWS Lambda extension collects logs directly from Lambda functions, offering an alternative to CloudWatch via Firehose with lower cost, lower latency, and easier setup.

[#### Trace Lambda functions

Monitor AWS Lambda functions.

How-to guide

Read this guide](/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-into-aws/aws-lambda-integration/trace-lambda-functions)[#### Trace .NET Lambda functions

Trace AWS Lambda functions using a .NET runtime

How-to guide

Read this guide](/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-into-aws/aws-lambda-integration/aws-lambda-classic/aws-lambda-otel-integration)

[#### AWS Lambda log collection

Collect logs from AWS Lambda functions

How-to guide

Read this guide](/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-into-aws/aws-lambda-integration/collector)[#### Monitor AWS Lambda (built-in)

Monitor AWS Lambda (built-in) and view available metrics.

How-to guide

Read this guide](/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/cloudwatch-metrics/aws-lambda-cloudwatch-metrics/lambda-builtin)

[#### Integrate Dynatrace Lambda Layer on container images

Deploy Dynatrace Lambda Layers when deployed via a container image.

How-to guide

Read this guide](/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-into-aws/aws-lambda-integration/deploy-oa-latest-lambda-container-images)

Integrations¶

AWS Lambda instrumentation is available for the following runtimes:

Runtime	Lambda layer version1	Applies to Lambda Classic
Python	1.321 (or later)	Yes
Node.js	1.319 (or later)	Yes
Java	1.319 (or later)	Yes
.NET	Coming soon	Yes
GO	Coming soon	Log Monitoring only

1

Managed offline clusters are not supported.

For more details, see Technology support.

Monitoring consumption¶

For AWS Lambda, monitoring consumption is based on Davis data units. See Serverless monitoring for details.

Dynatrace OneAgent

Source: aws-service-appstream-2.md¶

title: Amazon AppStream 2.0 monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-appstream-2 scraped: 2026-02-17T05:06:21.806486

Amazon AppStream 2.0 monitoring¶

How-to guide
2-min read
Published Sep 08, 2020

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including Amazon AppStream 2.0. You can view metrics for each service instance, split metrics into multiple dimensions, and create custom charts that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in a SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.201+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.

To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

AWS endpoints that need to be reachable from ActiveGate with corresponding AWS services¶

Endpoint	Service
`autoscaling.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in), Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
`lambda.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Lambda (built-in), AWS Lambda
`elasticloadbalancing.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in), Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)
`dynamodb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB (built-in), Amazon DynamoDB
`ec2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EBS (built-in), Amazon EC2 (built-in), Amazon EBS, Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet, Amazon VPC NAT Gateways, AWS Transit Gateway, AWS Site-to-Site VPN
`rds.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon RDS (built-in), Amazon Aurora, Amazon DocumentDB, Amazon Neptune, Amazon RDS
`s3.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon S3 (built-in)
`acm-pca.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority
`apigateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon API Gateway
`apprunner.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS App Runner
`appstream2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon AppStream
`appsync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS AppSync
`athena.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Athena
`cloudfront.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudFront
`cloudhsmv2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CloudHSM
`cloudsearch.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudSearch
`codebuild.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CodeBuild
`datasync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS DataSync
`dax.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)
`dms.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)
`directconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Direct Connect
`ecs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), Amazon ECS Container Insights
`elasticfilesystem.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
`eks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
`elasticache.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon ElastiCache (EC)
`elasticbeanstalk.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elastic Beanstalk
`elastictranscoder.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Transcoder
`es.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)
`events.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EventBridge
`fsx.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon FSx
`gamelift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon GameLift
`glue.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Glue
`inspector.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Inspector
`kafka.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka
`models.lex.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Lex
`logs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudWatch Logs
`api.mediatailor.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaTailor
`mediaconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaConnect
`mediapackage.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live
`mediapackage-vod.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand
`opsworks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS OpsWorks
`qldb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon QLDB
`redshift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Redshift
`robomaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS RoboMaker
`route53.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53
`route53resolver.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53 Resolver
`api.sagemaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SageMaker Endpoints, Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances
`sns.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
`sqs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
`storagegateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Storage Gateway
`swf.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SWF
`transfer.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Transfer Family
`workmail.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkMail
`workspaces.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkSpaces

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

Appstream

Available metrics¶

Fleet is the main dimension.

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
ActualCapacity	The total number of instances that are available for streaming or are currently streaming. `ActualCapacity` = `AvailableCapacity` + `InUseCapacity`.	Count	Multi	Fleet	Applicable
AvailableCapacity	The number of idle instances currently available for user sessions. `AvailableCapacity` = `ActualCapacity` - `InUseCapacity`.	Count	Multi	Fleet	Applicable
CapacityUtilization	The percentage of instances in a fleet that are being used, using the following formula. `CapacityUtilization` = (`InUseCapacity`/`ActualCapacity`) Ã 100.	Percent	Multi	Fleet	Applicable
DesiredCapacity	The total number of instances that are either running or pending. This represents the total number of concurrent streaming sessions your fleet can support in a steady state. `DesiredCapacity` = `ActualCapacity` + `PendingCapacity`.	Count	Multi	Fleet	Applicable
InUseCapacity	The number of instances currently being used for streaming sessions. One `InUseCapacity` count represents one streaming session.	Count	Multi	Fleet	Applicable
InsufficientCapacityError	The number of session requests rejected due to lack of capacity.	Count	Sum	Fleet
PendingCapacity	The number of instances being provisioned by AppStream 2.0. Represents the additional number of streaming sessions the fleet can support after provisioning is complete. When provisioning starts, it usually takes 10-20 minutes for an instance to become available for streaming.	Count	Multi	Fleet	Applicable

Source: aws-service-appsync.md¶

title: AWS AppSync monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-appsync scraped: 2026-02-17T04:59:54.222275

AWS AppSync monitoring¶

How-to guide
3-min read
Published Jul 06, 2020

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including AWS AppSync. You can view metrics for each service instance, split metrics into multiple dimensions, and create custom charts that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.200+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.

To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

AWS endpoints that need to be reachable from ActiveGate with corresponding AWS services¶

Endpoint	Service
`autoscaling.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in), Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
`lambda.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Lambda (built-in), AWS Lambda
`elasticloadbalancing.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in), Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)
`dynamodb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB (built-in), Amazon DynamoDB
`ec2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EBS (built-in), Amazon EC2 (built-in), Amazon EBS, Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet, Amazon VPC NAT Gateways, AWS Transit Gateway, AWS Site-to-Site VPN
`rds.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon RDS (built-in), Amazon Aurora, Amazon DocumentDB, Amazon Neptune, Amazon RDS
`s3.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon S3 (built-in)
`acm-pca.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority
`apigateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon API Gateway
`apprunner.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS App Runner
`appstream2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon AppStream
`appsync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS AppSync
`athena.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Athena
`cloudfront.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudFront
`cloudhsmv2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CloudHSM
`cloudsearch.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudSearch
`codebuild.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CodeBuild
`datasync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS DataSync
`dax.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)
`dms.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)
`directconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Direct Connect
`ecs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), Amazon ECS Container Insights
`elasticfilesystem.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
`eks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
`elasticache.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon ElastiCache (EC)
`elasticbeanstalk.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elastic Beanstalk
`elastictranscoder.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Transcoder
`es.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)
`events.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EventBridge
`fsx.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon FSx
`gamelift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon GameLift
`glue.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Glue
`inspector.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Inspector
`kafka.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka
`models.lex.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Lex
`logs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudWatch Logs
`api.mediatailor.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaTailor
`mediaconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaConnect
`mediapackage.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live
`mediapackage-vod.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand
`opsworks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS OpsWorks
`qldb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon QLDB
`redshift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Redshift
`robomaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS RoboMaker
`route53.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53
`route53resolver.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53 Resolver
`api.sagemaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SageMaker Endpoints, Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances
`sns.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
`sqs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
`storagegateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Storage Gateway
`swf.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SWF
`transfer.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Transfer Family
`workmail.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkMail
`workspaces.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkSpaces

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

Appsync

Available metrics¶

GraphQLAPIId is the main dimension.

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
ActiveConnections	The number of concurrent WebSocket connections from clients to AWS AppSync in 1 minute	Count	Sum	GraphQLAPIId	Applicable
ActiveSubscriptions	The number of concurrent subscriptions from clients in 1 minute	Count	Sum	GraphQLAPIId	Applicable
ConnectClientError	The number of WebSocket connections that were rejected by AWS AppSync because of client-side errors	Count	Sum	GraphQLAPIId	Applicable
ConnectServerError	The number of errors that originated from AWS AppSync while processing connections	Count	Sum	GraphQLAPIId	Applicable
ConnectSuccess	The number of successful WebSocket connections to AWS AppSync	Count	Sum	GraphQLAPIId	Applicable
ConnectionDuration	The amount of time that the connection stays open	Milliseconds	Multi	GraphQLAPIId	Applicable
DisconnectClientError	The number of errors that originated from AWS AppSync when disconnecting WebSocket connections due to client-side errors	Count	Sum	GraphQLAPIId	Applicable
DisconnectServerError	The number of errors that originated from AWS AppSync when disconnecting WebSocket connections while processing connections	Count	Sum	GraphQLAPIId	Applicable
DisconnectSuccess	The number of successful WebSocket disconnections from AWS AppSync	Count	Sum	GraphQLAPIId	Applicable
Latency	The time between when AWS AppSync receives a request from a client and when it returns a response to the client	Milliseconds	Multi	GraphQLAPIId	Applicable
PublishDataMessageClientError	The number of subscription event messages that failed to publish because of client-side errors	Count	Sum	GraphQLAPIId	Applicable
PublishDataMessageServerError	The number of errors that originated from AWS AppSync while publishing subscription event messages	Count	Sum	GraphQLAPIId	Applicable
PublishDataMessageSize	The size of subscription event messages published	Bytes	Multi	GraphQLAPIId	Applicable
PublishDataMessageSize		Bytes	Sum	GraphQLAPIId	Applicable
PublishDataMessageSuccess	The number of subscription event messages that were successfully published	Count	Sum	GraphQLAPIId	Applicable
SubscribeServerError	The number of errors that originated from AWS AppSync while processing subscriptions	Count	Sum	GraphQLAPIId	Applicable
SubscribeSuccess	The number of subscriptions that were successfully registered to AWS AppSync through WebSocket	Count	Sum	GraphQLAPIId	Applicable
UnsubscribeClientError	The number of unsubscriptions that were rejected by AWS AppSync because of client-side errors	Count	Sum	GraphQLAPIId	Applicable
UnsubscribeServerError	The number of errors that originated from AWS AppSync while processing unsubscriptions	Count	Sum	GraphQLAPIId	Applicable
UnsubscribeSuccess	The number of unsubscriptions that were successfully processed from AWS AppSync	Count	Sum	GraphQLAPIId	Applicable
4XXError	The number of client-side errors captured in a given period	Count	Sum	GraphQLAPIId	Applicable
5XXError	The number of server-side errors captured in a given period	Count	Sum	GraphQLAPIId	Applicable

Limitations¶

While Dynatrace doesn't support WebSocket traffic, the AppSync integration shows the WebSocket URL as part of the properties for the custom devices that are created.

Source: aws-service-chatbot.md¶

title: AWS Chatbot monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-chatbot scraped: 2026-02-16T21:31:40.951444

AWS Chatbot monitoring¶

How-to guide
1-min read
Published Sep 08, 2020

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including AWS Chatbot. You can view metrics for each service instance, split metrics into multiple dimensions, and create custom charts that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in a SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.201+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.

To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

Chatbot

Available metrics¶

ConfigurationName is the main dimension.

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
EventsProcessed	The number of event notifications received by AWS Chatbot	Count	Sum	ConfigurationName	Applicable
EventsProcessed		Count	Sum	Region	Applicable
EventsThrottled	The number of throttled notifications	Count	Sum	Region	Applicable
MessageDeliveryFailure	The number of messages that failed to deliver to the chat client	Count	Sum	ConfigurationName	Applicable
MessageDeliveryFailure		Count	Sum	Region	Applicable
MessageDeliverySuccess	The number of messages successfully delivered to the chat client	Count	Sum	ConfigurationName
MessageDeliverySuccess		Count	Sum	Region
UnsupportedEvents	The number of unsupported events or messages attempted	Count	Sum	ConfigurationName	Applicable
UnsupportedEvents		Count	Sum	Region	Applicable

Limitations¶

The metrics for throttled events are region-wide and have no dimension for any specific configuration.

Dynatrace entities of this AWS service are not enriched with the ARN property.

Source: aws-service-cloudhsm-v2.md¶

title: AWS CloudHSM (V2) monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-cloudhsm-v2 scraped: 2026-02-16T09:27:46.600390

AWS CloudHSM (V2) monitoring¶

How-to guide
4-min read
Published Jul 06, 2020

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including AWS CloudHSM (V2). You can view metrics for each service instance, split metrics into multiple dimensions, and create custom charts that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.200+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.

To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

AWS endpoints that need to be reachable from ActiveGate with corresponding AWS services¶

Endpoint	Service
`autoscaling.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in), Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
`lambda.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Lambda (built-in), AWS Lambda
`elasticloadbalancing.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in), Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)
`dynamodb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB (built-in), Amazon DynamoDB
`ec2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EBS (built-in), Amazon EC2 (built-in), Amazon EBS, Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet, Amazon VPC NAT Gateways, AWS Transit Gateway, AWS Site-to-Site VPN
`rds.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon RDS (built-in), Amazon Aurora, Amazon DocumentDB, Amazon Neptune, Amazon RDS
`s3.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon S3 (built-in)
`acm-pca.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority
`apigateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon API Gateway
`apprunner.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS App Runner
`appstream2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon AppStream
`appsync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS AppSync
`athena.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Athena
`cloudfront.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudFront
`cloudhsmv2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CloudHSM
`cloudsearch.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudSearch
`codebuild.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CodeBuild
`datasync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS DataSync
`dax.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)
`dms.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)
`directconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Direct Connect
`ecs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), Amazon ECS Container Insights
`elasticfilesystem.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
`eks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
`elasticache.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon ElastiCache (EC)
`elasticbeanstalk.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elastic Beanstalk
`elastictranscoder.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Transcoder
`es.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)
`events.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EventBridge
`fsx.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon FSx
`gamelift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon GameLift
`glue.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Glue
`inspector.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Inspector
`kafka.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka
`models.lex.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Lex
`logs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudWatch Logs
`api.mediatailor.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaTailor
`mediaconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaConnect
`mediapackage.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live
`mediapackage-vod.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand
`opsworks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS OpsWorks
`qldb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon QLDB
`redshift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Redshift
`robomaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS RoboMaker
`route53.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53
`route53resolver.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53 Resolver
`api.sagemaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SageMaker Endpoints, Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances
`sns.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
`sqs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
`storagegateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Storage Gateway
`swf.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SWF
`transfer.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Transfer Family
`workmail.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkMail
`workspaces.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkSpaces

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

Cloudhsm

Available metrics¶

ClusterId is the main dimension.

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
HsmUnhealthy	The HSM instance is not performing properly	None	Multi	ClusterId, HsmId	Applicable
HsmUnhealthy		None	Multi	ClusterId	Applicable
HsmUnhealthy		None	Multi	Region	Applicable
HsmTemperature	Junction temperature of the hardware processor	None	Multi	ClusterId, HsmId	Applicable
HsmTemperature		None	Multi	ClusterId	Applicable
HsmTemperature		None	Multi	Region
HsmKeysSessionOccupied	Number of session keys being used by the HSM instance	Count	Multi	ClusterId, HsmId	Applicable
HsmKeysSessionOccupied		Count	Multi	ClusterId	Applicable
HsmKeysSessionOccupied		Count	Multi	Region	Applicable
HsmKeysTokenOccupied	Number of token keys being used by the HSM instance and the cluster	Count	Multi	ClusterId, HsmId	Applicable
HsmKeysTokenOccupied		Count	Multi	ClusterId	Applicable
HsmKeysTokenOccupied		Count	Multi	Region	Applicable
HsmSslCtxsOccupied	Number of end-to-end encrypted channels currently established for the HSM instance	Count	Multi	ClusterId, HsmId	Applicable
HsmSslCtxsOccupied		Count	Multi	ClusterId	Applicable
HsmSslCtxsOccupied		Count	Multi	Region
HsmSessionCount	Number of open connections to the HSM instance	Count	Multi	ClusterId, HsmId	Applicable
HsmSessionCount		Count	Multi	ClusterId	Applicable
HsmSessionCount		Count	Multi	Region
HsmUsersAvailable	Number of additional users that can be created	Count	Multi	ClusterId, HsmId	Applicable
HsmUsersAvailable		Count	Multi	ClusterId	Applicable
HsmUsersAvailable		Count	Multi	Region
HsmUsersMax	Maximum number of users that can be created on the HSM instance	Count	Maximum	ClusterId, HsmId	Applicable
HsmUsersMax		Count	Maximum	ClusterId	Applicable
HsmUsersMax		Count	Maximum	Region
InterfaceEth2DroppedInput	Number of dropped packets on input	Count	Average	ClusterId, HsmId
InterfaceEth2DroppedInput		Count	Average	ClusterId
InterfaceEth2DroppedInput		Count	Average	Region
InterfaceEth2ErrorsInput	Number of error packets on input	Count	Average	ClusterId, HsmId
InterfaceEth2ErrorsInput		Count	Average	ClusterId
InterfaceEth2ErrorsInput		Count	Average	Region
InterfaceEth2OctetsInput	Cumulative sum of traffic to the HSM to date	Count	Average	ClusterId, HsmId
InterfaceEth2OctetsInput		Count	Average	ClusterId
InterfaceEth2OctetsInput		Count	Average	Region
InterfaceEth2PacketsInput	Total number of packets on input	Count	Average	ClusterId, HsmId
InterfaceEth2PacketsInput		Count	Average	ClusterId
InterfaceEth2PacketsInput		Count	Average	Region
InterfaceEth2DroppedOutput	Number of dropped packets on output	Count	Average	ClusterId, HsmId
InterfaceEth2DroppedOutput		Count	Average	ClusterId
InterfaceEth2DroppedOutput		Count	Average	Region
InterfaceEth2ErrorsOutput	Number of error packets on output	Count	Average	ClusterId, HsmId
InterfaceEth2ErrorsOutput		Count	Average	ClusterId
InterfaceEth2ErrorsOutput		Count	Average	Region
InterfaceEth2OctetsOutput	Cumulative sum of traffic from the HSM to date	Count	Average	ClusterId, HsmId
InterfaceEth2OctetsOutput		Count	Average	ClusterId
InterfaceEth2OctetsOutput		Count	Average	Region
InterfaceEth2PacketsOutput	Total number of packets on output	Count	Average	ClusterId, HsmId
InterfaceEth2PacketsOutput		Count	Average	ClusterId
InterfaceEth2PacketsOutput		Count	Average	Region

Limitations¶

CloudHSM Classic isn't supported.

Source: aws-service-cloudwatch-logs.md¶

title: Amazon CloudWatch Logs monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-cloudwatch-logs scraped: 2026-02-16T09:38:55.518429

Amazon CloudWatch Logs monitoring¶

How-to guide
2-min read
Published Sep 08, 2020

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including Amazon CloudWatch Logs. You can view metrics for each service instance, split metrics into multiple dimensions, and create custom charts that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in a SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.201+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.

To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

AWS endpoints that need to be reachable from ActiveGate with corresponding AWS services¶

Endpoint	Service
`autoscaling.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in), Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
`lambda.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Lambda (built-in), AWS Lambda
`elasticloadbalancing.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in), Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)
`dynamodb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB (built-in), Amazon DynamoDB
`ec2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EBS (built-in), Amazon EC2 (built-in), Amazon EBS, Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet, Amazon VPC NAT Gateways, AWS Transit Gateway, AWS Site-to-Site VPN
`rds.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon RDS (built-in), Amazon Aurora, Amazon DocumentDB, Amazon Neptune, Amazon RDS
`s3.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon S3 (built-in)
`acm-pca.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority
`apigateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon API Gateway
`apprunner.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS App Runner
`appstream2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon AppStream
`appsync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS AppSync
`athena.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Athena
`cloudfront.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudFront
`cloudhsmv2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CloudHSM
`cloudsearch.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudSearch
`codebuild.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CodeBuild
`datasync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS DataSync
`dax.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)
`dms.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)
`directconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Direct Connect
`ecs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), Amazon ECS Container Insights
`elasticfilesystem.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
`eks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
`elasticache.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon ElastiCache (EC)
`elasticbeanstalk.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elastic Beanstalk
`elastictranscoder.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Transcoder
`es.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)
`events.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EventBridge
`fsx.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon FSx
`gamelift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon GameLift
`glue.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Glue
`inspector.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Inspector
`kafka.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka
`models.lex.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Lex
`logs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudWatch Logs
`api.mediatailor.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaTailor
`mediaconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaConnect
`mediapackage.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live
`mediapackage-vod.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand
`opsworks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS OpsWorks
`qldb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon QLDB
`redshift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Redshift
`robomaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS RoboMaker
`route53.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53
`route53resolver.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53 Resolver
`api.sagemaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SageMaker Endpoints, Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances
`sns.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
`sqs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
`storagegateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Storage Gateway
`swf.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SWF
`transfer.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Transfer Family
`workmail.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkMail
`workspaces.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkSpaces

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

CloudWatch Logs

Available metrics¶

LogGroupName is the main dimension.

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
DeliveryErrors	The number of log events for which CloudWatch Logs received an error when forwarding data to the subscription destination	Count	Sum	LogGroupName, DestinationType, FilterName	Applicable
DeliveryThrottling	The number of log events for which CloudWatch Logs was throttled when forwarding data to the subscription destination	Count	Sum	LogGroupName, DestinationType, FilterName	Applicable
ForwardedBytes	The volume of log events in compressed bytes forwarded to the subscription destination	Bytes	Sum	LogGroupName, DestinationType, FilterName	Applicable
ForwardedLogEvents	The number of log events forwarded to the subscription destination	Count	Sum	LogGroupName, DestinationType, FilterName	Applicable
IncomingBytes	The volume of log events in uncompressed bytes uploaded to CloudWatch Logs. When used with the `LogGroupName` dimension, this is the volume of log events in uncompressed bytes uploaded to the log group.	Bytes	Sum	LogGroupName	Applicable
IncomingBytes		Bytes	Sum	Region	Applicable
IncomingLogEvents	The number of log events uploaded to CloudWatch Logs. When used with the `LogGroupName` dimension, this is the number of log events uploaded to the log group.	Count	Sum	LogGroupName	Applicable
IncomingLogEvents		Count	Sum	Region	Applicable

Source: aws-service-codebuild.md¶

title: AWS CodeBuild monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-codebuild scraped: 2026-02-15T21:25:09.143272

AWS CodeBuild monitoring¶

How-to guide
4-min read
Published Sep 08, 2020

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including AWS CodeBuild. You can view metrics for each service instance, split metrics into multiple dimensions, and create custom charts that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in a SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.201+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.

To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

AWS endpoints that need to be reachable from ActiveGate with corresponding AWS services¶

Endpoint	Service
`autoscaling.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in), Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
`lambda.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Lambda (built-in), AWS Lambda
`elasticloadbalancing.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in), Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)
`dynamodb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB (built-in), Amazon DynamoDB
`ec2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EBS (built-in), Amazon EC2 (built-in), Amazon EBS, Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet, Amazon VPC NAT Gateways, AWS Transit Gateway, AWS Site-to-Site VPN
`rds.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon RDS (built-in), Amazon Aurora, Amazon DocumentDB, Amazon Neptune, Amazon RDS
`s3.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon S3 (built-in)
`acm-pca.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority
`apigateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon API Gateway
`apprunner.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS App Runner
`appstream2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon AppStream
`appsync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS AppSync
`athena.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Athena
`cloudfront.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudFront
`cloudhsmv2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CloudHSM
`cloudsearch.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudSearch
`codebuild.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CodeBuild
`datasync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS DataSync
`dax.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)
`dms.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)
`directconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Direct Connect
`ecs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), Amazon ECS Container Insights
`elasticfilesystem.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
`eks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
`elasticache.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon ElastiCache (EC)
`elasticbeanstalk.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elastic Beanstalk
`elastictranscoder.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Transcoder
`es.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)
`events.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EventBridge
`fsx.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon FSx
`gamelift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon GameLift
`glue.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Glue
`inspector.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Inspector
`kafka.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka
`models.lex.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Lex
`logs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudWatch Logs
`api.mediatailor.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaTailor
`mediaconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaConnect
`mediapackage.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live
`mediapackage-vod.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand
`opsworks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS OpsWorks
`qldb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon QLDB
`redshift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Redshift
`robomaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS RoboMaker
`route53.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53
`route53resolver.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53 Resolver
`api.sagemaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SageMaker Endpoints, Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances
`sns.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
`sqs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
`storagegateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Storage Gateway
`swf.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SWF
`transfer.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Transfer Family
`workmail.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkMail
`workspaces.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkSpaces

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

Codebuild

Available metrics¶

ProjectName is the main dimension.

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
BuildDuration	Measures the duration of the build's `BUILD` phase	Seconds	Multi	Region
BuildDuration		Seconds	Multi	ProjectName	Applicable
Builds	Measures the number of builds triggered	Count	Sum	Region	Applicable
Builds		Count	Sum	ProjectName	Applicable
CPUUtilized	The number of CPU units of allocated processing used by the build container	None	Multi	ProjectName
CPUUtilized		None	Multi	ProjectName, BuildId, BuildNumber
CPUUtilizedPercent	The percentage of allocated processing used by the build container	Percent	Multi	ProjectName
CPUUtilizedPercent		Percent	Multi	ProjectName, BuildId, BuildNumber	Applicable
DownloadSourceDuration	Measures the duration of the build's `DOWNLOAD_SOURCE` phase	Seconds	Multi	Region
DownloadSourceDuration		Seconds	Multi	ProjectName
Duration	Measures the duration of all builds over time	Seconds	Multi	Region
Duration		Seconds	Multi	ProjectName	Applicable
FailedBuilds	Measures the number of builds that failed because of client error or a timeout	Count	Sum	Region	Applicable
FailedBuilds		Count	Sum	ProjectName	Applicable
FinalizingDuration	Measures the duration of the build's `FINALIZING` phase	Seconds	Multi	Region
FinalizingDuration		Seconds	Multi	ProjectName
InstallDuration	Measures the duration of the build's `INSTALL` phase	Seconds	Multi	Region
InstallDuration		Seconds	Multi	ProjectName
MemoryUtilized	The number of megabytes of memory used by the build container	Megabytes	Multi	ProjectName
MemoryUtilized		Megabytes	Multi	ProjectName, BuildId, BuildNumber
MemoryUtilizedPercent	The percentage of allocated memory used by the build container	Percent	Multi	ProjectName
MemoryUtilizedPercent		Percent	Multi	ProjectName, BuildId, BuildNumber	Applicable
PostBuildDuration	Measures the duration of the build's `POST_BUILD` phase	Seconds	Multi	Region
PostBuildDuration		Seconds	Multi	ProjectName
PreBuildDuration	Measures the duration of the build's `PRE_BUILD` phase	Seconds	Multi	Region
PreBuildDuration		Seconds	Multi	ProjectName
ProvisioningDuration	Measures the duration of the build's `PROVISIONING` phase	Seconds	Multi	Region
ProvisioningDuration		Seconds	Multi	ProjectName
QueuedDuration	Measures the duration of the build's `QUEUED` phase	Seconds	Multi	Region
QueuedDuration		Seconds	Multi	ProjectName	Applicable
StorageReadBytes	The storage read speed used by the build container	Bytes/Second	Multi	ProjectName
StorageReadBytes		Bytes/Second	Multi	ProjectName, BuildId, BuildNumber	Applicable
StorageWriteBytes	The storage write speed used by the build container	Bytes/Second	Multi	ProjectName
StorageWriteBytes		Bytes/Second	Multi	ProjectName, BuildId, BuildNumber	Applicable
SubmittedDuration	Measures the duration of the build's `SUBMITTED` phase	Seconds	Multi	Region
SubmittedDuration		Seconds	Multi	ProjectName
SucceededBuilds	Measures the number of successful builds	Count	Sum	Region	Applicable
SucceededBuilds		Count	Sum	ProjectName	Applicable
UploadArtifactsDuration	Measures the duration of the build's `UPLOAD_ARTIFACTS` phase	Seconds	Multi	Region
UploadArtifactsDuration		Seconds	Multi	ProjectName

Source: aws-service-database-migration-service-dms.md¶

title: AWS DMS (Database Migration Service) monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-database-migration-service-dms scraped: 2026-02-17T04:59:02.795795

AWS DMS (Database Migration Service) monitoring¶

How-to guide
9-min read
Published Aug 12, 2020

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including AWS DMS. You can view metrics for each service instance, split metrics into multiple dimensions, and create custom charts that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.200+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.

To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

AWS endpoints that need to be reachable from ActiveGate with corresponding AWS services¶

Endpoint	Service
`autoscaling.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in), Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
`lambda.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Lambda (built-in), AWS Lambda
`elasticloadbalancing.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in), Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)
`dynamodb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB (built-in), Amazon DynamoDB
`ec2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EBS (built-in), Amazon EC2 (built-in), Amazon EBS, Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet, Amazon VPC NAT Gateways, AWS Transit Gateway, AWS Site-to-Site VPN
`rds.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon RDS (built-in), Amazon Aurora, Amazon DocumentDB, Amazon Neptune, Amazon RDS
`s3.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon S3 (built-in)
`acm-pca.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority
`apigateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon API Gateway
`apprunner.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS App Runner
`appstream2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon AppStream
`appsync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS AppSync
`athena.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Athena
`cloudfront.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudFront
`cloudhsmv2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CloudHSM
`cloudsearch.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudSearch
`codebuild.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CodeBuild
`datasync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS DataSync
`dax.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)
`dms.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)
`directconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Direct Connect
`ecs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), Amazon ECS Container Insights
`elasticfilesystem.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
`eks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
`elasticache.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon ElastiCache (EC)
`elasticbeanstalk.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elastic Beanstalk
`elastictranscoder.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Transcoder
`es.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)
`events.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EventBridge
`fsx.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon FSx
`gamelift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon GameLift
`glue.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Glue
`inspector.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Inspector
`kafka.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka
`models.lex.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Lex
`logs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudWatch Logs
`api.mediatailor.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaTailor
`mediaconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaConnect
`mediapackage.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live
`mediapackage-vod.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand
`opsworks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS OpsWorks
`qldb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon QLDB
`redshift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Redshift
`robomaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS RoboMaker
`route53.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53
`route53resolver.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53 Resolver
`api.sagemaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SageMaker Endpoints, Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances
`sns.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
`sqs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
`storagegateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Storage Gateway
`swf.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SWF
`transfer.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Transfer Family
`workmail.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkMail
`workspaces.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkSpaces

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

Database migration

Available metrics¶

ReplicationInstanceIdentifier is the main dimension.

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
CDCChangesDiskSource	Amount of rows accumulating on disk and waiting to be committed from the source	Count	Sum	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier, ReplicationTaskIdentifier
CDCChangesDiskTarget	Amount of rows accumulating on disk and waiting to be committed to the target	Count	Sum	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier, ReplicationTaskIdentifier
CDCChangesMemorySource	Amount of rows accumulating in memory and waiting to be committed from the source	Count	Sum	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier, ReplicationTaskIdentifier
CDCChangesMemoryTarget	Amount of rows accumulating in memory and waiting to be committed to the target	Count	Sum	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier, ReplicationTaskIdentifier
CDCIncomingChanges	The total number of change events at a point in time that are waiting to be applied to the target	Count	Sum	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier, ReplicationTaskIdentifier	Applicable
CDCLatencySource	The gap, in seconds, between the last event captured from the source endpoint and the current system timestamp of the AWS DMS instance. CDCLatencySource represents the latency between source and replication instance.	Seconds	Multi	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier, ReplicationTaskIdentifier	Applicable
CDCLatencyTarget	The gap, in seconds, between the first event timestamp waiting to commit on the target and the current timestamp of the AWS DMS instance. CDCLatencyTarget represents the latency between replication instance and target.	Seconds	Multi	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier, ReplicationTaskIdentifier	Applicable
CDCThroughputBandwidthSource	Incoming data received for the source in KB per second	Kilobytes/Second	Multi	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier, ReplicationTaskIdentifier	Applicable
CDCThroughputBandwidthTarget	Outgoing data transmitted for the target in KB per second	Kilobytes/Second	Multi	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier, ReplicationTaskIdentifier	Applicable
CDCThroughputRowsSource	Incoming task changes from the source in rows per second	Count/Second	Multi	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier, ReplicationTaskIdentifier	Applicable
CDCThroughputRowsTarget	Outgoing task changes for the target in rows per second	Count/Second	Multi	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier, ReplicationTaskIdentifier	Applicable
CPUAllocated	The percentage of CPU maximally allocated for the task (0 means no limit)	Percent	Multi	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier, ReplicationTaskIdentifier
CPUUtilization	The amount of CPU used	Percent	Multi	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier, ReplicationTaskIdentifier	Applicable
CPUUtilization		Percent	Multi	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier	Applicable
CPUUtilization		Percent	Multi	Region, ReplicationInstanceExternalResourceId	Applicable
CPUUtilization		Percent	Multi	Region	Applicable
CPUUtilization		Percent	Multi	Region, InstanceClass
DiskQueueDepth	The number of outstanding I/Os (read/write requests) waiting to access the disk	Count	Multi	Region, ReplicationInstanceExternalResourceId
DiskQueueDepth		Count	Multi	Region
DiskQueueDepth		Count	Multi	Region, InstanceClass
DiskQueueDepth		Count	Multi	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier
FreeStorageSpace	The amount of available storage space	Bytes	Multi	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier	Applicable
FreeStorageSpace		Bytes	Multi	Region, ReplicationInstanceExternalResourceId
FreeStorageSpace		Bytes	Multi	Region
FreeStorageSpace		Bytes	Multi	Region, InstanceClass
FreeableMemory	The amount of available RAM	Bytes	Multi	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier	Applicable
FreeableMemory		Bytes	Multi	Region, ReplicationInstanceExternalResourceId
FreeableMemory		Bytes	Multi	Region
FreeableMemory		Bytes	Multi	Region, InstanceClass
FullLoadThroughputBandwidthSource	Incoming data received from a full load from the source in kilobytes (KB) per second	Kilobytes/Second	Multi	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier, ReplicationTaskIdentifier	Applicable
FullLoadThroughputBandwidthTarget	Outgoing data transmitted from a full load for the target in kilobytes (KB) per second	Kilobytes/Second	Multi	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier, ReplicationTaskIdentifier	Applicable
FullLoadThroughputRowsSource	Incoming changes from a full load from the source in rows per second	Count/Second	Multi	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier, ReplicationTaskIdentifier	Applicable
FullLoadThroughputRowsTarget	Outgoing changes from a full load for the target in rows per second	Count/Second	Multi	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier, ReplicationTaskIdentifier	Applicable
MemoryAllocated	The maximum allocation of memory for the task (0 means no limits)	Megabytes	Multi	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier, ReplicationTaskIdentifier
MemoryUsage	The resident set size (RSS) occupied by a task. It indicates the portion of memory occupied by a task held in main memory (RAM).	Megabytes	Multi	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier, ReplicationTaskIdentifier	Applicable
NetworkReceiveThroughput	The incoming (receive) network traffic on the replication instance, including both customer database traffic and AWS DMS traffic used for monitoring and replication	Bytes/Second	Multi	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier	Applicable
NetworkReceiveThroughput		Bytes/Second	Multi	Region, ReplicationInstanceExternalResourceId
NetworkReceiveThroughput		Bytes/Second	Multi	Region
NetworkReceiveThroughput		Bytes/Second	Multi	Region, InstanceClass
NetworkTransmitThroughput	The outgoing (transmit) network traffic on the replication instance, including both customer database traffic and AWS DMS traffic used for monitoring and replication	Bytes/Second	Multi	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier	Applicable
NetworkTransmitThroughput		Bytes/Second	Multi	Region, ReplicationInstanceExternalResourceId
NetworkTransmitThroughput		Bytes/Second	Multi	Region
NetworkTransmitThroughput		Bytes/Second	Multi	Region, InstanceClass
ReadIOPS	The average number of disk read I/O operations per second	Count/Second	Multi	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier	Applicable
ReadIOPS		Count/Second	Multi	Region, ReplicationInstanceExternalResourceId
ReadIOPS		Count/Second	Multi	Region
ReadIOPS		Count/Second	Multi	Region, InstanceClass
ReadLatency	The average amount of time taken per disk I/O (input) operation	Seconds	Multi	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier	Applicable
ReadLatency		Seconds	Multi	Region, ReplicationInstanceExternalResourceId
ReadLatency		Seconds	Multi	Region
ReadLatency		Seconds	Multi	Region, InstanceClass
ReadThroughput	The average number of bytes read from disk per second	Bytes/Second	Multi	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier	Applicable
ReadThroughput		Bytes/Second	Multi	Region, ReplicationInstanceExternalResourceId
ReadThroughput		Bytes/Second	Multi	Region
ReadThroughput		Bytes/Second	Multi	Region, InstanceClass
RecoveryCount		Count	Sum	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier, ReplicationTaskIdentifier	Applicable
RunCounter		Count	Sum	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier, ReplicationTaskIdentifier	Applicable
SwapUsage	The amount of swap space used on the replication instance	Bytes	Multi	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier	Applicable
SwapUsage		Bytes	Multi	Region, ReplicationInstanceExternalResourceId
SwapUsage		Bytes	Multi	Region
SwapUsage		Bytes	Multi	Region, InstanceClass
ValidationAttemptedRecordCount	Number of rows that validation was attempted, per minute	Count	Sum	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier, ReplicationTaskIdentifier	Applicable
ValidationBulkQuerySourceLatency	AWS DMS can do data validation in bulk, especially in certain scenarios during a full-load or ongoing replication when there are many changes. This metric indicates the latency required to read a bulk set of data from the source endpoint.	Milliseconds	Multi	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier, ReplicationTaskIdentifier	Applicable
ValidationBulkQueryTargetLatency	AWS DMS can do data validation in bulk, especially in certain scenarios during a full-load or ongoing replication when there are many changes. This metric indicates the latency required to read a bulk set of data on the target endpoint.	Milliseconds	Multi	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier, ReplicationTaskIdentifier	Applicable
ValidationFailedOverallCount	Number of rows where validation failed	Count	Sum	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier, ReplicationTaskIdentifier	Applicable
ValidationItemQuerySourceLatency	During ongoing replication, data validation can identify ongoing changes and validate those changes. This metric indicates the latency in reading those changes from the source.	Milliseconds	Multi	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier, ReplicationTaskIdentifier
ValidationItemQueryTargetLatency	During ongoing replication, data validation can identify ongoing changes and validate the changes row by row. This metric gives us the latency in reading those changes from the target.	Milliseconds	Multi	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier, ReplicationTaskIdentifier
ValidationPendingOverallCount	Number of rows where the validation is still pending	Count	Sum	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier, ReplicationTaskIdentifier	Applicable
ValidationSucceededRecordCount	Number of rows that AWS DMS validated, per minute	Count	Sum	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier, ReplicationTaskIdentifier	Applicable
ValidationSuspendedOverallCount	Number of rows where validation was suspended	Count	Sum	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier, ReplicationTaskIdentifier	Applicable
WriteIOPS	The average number of disk write I/O operations per second	Count/Second	Multi	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier	Applicable
WriteIOPS		Count/Second	Multi	Region, ReplicationInstanceExternalResourceId
WriteIOPS		Count/Second	Multi	Region
WriteIOPS		Count/Second	Multi	Region, InstanceClass
WriteLatency	The average amount of time taken per disk I/O (output) operation	Seconds	Multi	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier	Applicable
WriteLatency		Seconds	Multi	Region, ReplicationInstanceExternalResourceId
WriteLatency		Seconds	Multi	Region
WriteLatency		Seconds	Multi	Region, InstanceClass
WriteThroughput	The average number of bytes written to disk per second	Bytes/Second	Multi	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier	Applicable
WriteThroughput		Bytes/Second	Multi	Region, ReplicationInstanceExternalResourceId
WriteThroughput		Bytes/Second	Multi	Region
WriteThroughput		Bytes/Second	Multi	Region, InstanceClass

Limitations¶

To collect metrics about changes captured by the migration task (CDC metrics) on MySQL, the binary logging and automatic backup settings should be enabled.

Source: aws-service-direct-connect.md¶

title: AWS Direct Connect monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-direct-connect scraped: 2026-02-17T05:10:31.007765

AWS Direct Connect monitoring¶

How-to guide
2-min read
Published Sep 08, 2020

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including AWS Direct Connect. You can view metrics for each service instance, split metrics into multiple dimensions, and create custom charts that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in a SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.201+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.

To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

AWS endpoints that need to be reachable from ActiveGate with corresponding AWS services¶

Endpoint	Service
`autoscaling.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in), Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
`lambda.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Lambda (built-in), AWS Lambda
`elasticloadbalancing.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in), Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)
`dynamodb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB (built-in), Amazon DynamoDB
`ec2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EBS (built-in), Amazon EC2 (built-in), Amazon EBS, Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet, Amazon VPC NAT Gateways, AWS Transit Gateway, AWS Site-to-Site VPN
`rds.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon RDS (built-in), Amazon Aurora, Amazon DocumentDB, Amazon Neptune, Amazon RDS
`s3.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon S3 (built-in)
`acm-pca.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority
`apigateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon API Gateway
`apprunner.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS App Runner
`appstream2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon AppStream
`appsync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS AppSync
`athena.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Athena
`cloudfront.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudFront
`cloudhsmv2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CloudHSM
`cloudsearch.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudSearch
`codebuild.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CodeBuild
`datasync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS DataSync
`dax.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)
`dms.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)
`directconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Direct Connect
`ecs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), Amazon ECS Container Insights
`elasticfilesystem.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
`eks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
`elasticache.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon ElastiCache (EC)
`elasticbeanstalk.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elastic Beanstalk
`elastictranscoder.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Transcoder
`es.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)
`events.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EventBridge
`fsx.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon FSx
`gamelift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon GameLift
`glue.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Glue
`inspector.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Inspector
`kafka.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka
`models.lex.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Lex
`logs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudWatch Logs
`api.mediatailor.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaTailor
`mediaconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaConnect
`mediapackage.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live
`mediapackage-vod.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand
`opsworks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS OpsWorks
`qldb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon QLDB
`redshift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Redshift
`robomaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS RoboMaker
`route53.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53
`route53resolver.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53 Resolver
`api.sagemaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SageMaker Endpoints, Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances
`sns.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
`sqs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
`storagegateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Storage Gateway
`swf.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SWF
`transfer.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Transfer Family
`workmail.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkMail
`workspaces.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkSpaces

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

AWS direct connect

Available metrics¶

ConnectionId is the main dimension.

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
ConnectionBpsEgress	The bitrate for outbound data from the AWS side of the connection	Bits/Second	Multi	ConnectionId	Applicable
ConnectionBpsIngress	The bitrate for inbound data to the AWS side of the connection	Bits/Second	Multi	ConnectionId	Applicable
ConnectionErrorCount	The total error count for all types of MAC level errors on the AWS device	Count	Sum	ConnectionId	Applicable
ConnectionLightLevelRx	The health of the fiber connection for inbound (ingress) traffic to the AWS side of the connection	DecibelMilliWatts	Multi	ConnectionId, OpticalLaneNumber	Applicable
ConnectionLightLevelTx	The health of the fiber connection for outbound (egress) traffic from the AWS side of the connection	DecibelMilliWatts	Multi	ConnectionId, OpticalLaneNumber	Applicable
ConnectionPpsEgress	The packet rate for outbound data from the AWS side of the connection	Count/Second	Multi	ConnectionId
ConnectionPpsIngress	The packet rate for inbound data to the AWS side of the connection	Count/Second	Multi	ConnectionId
ConnectionState	The state of the connection (up or down)	None	Multi	ConnectionId	Applicable
VirtualInterfaceBpsEgress	The bitrate for outbound data from the AWS side of the virtual interface	Bits/Second	Multi	ConnectionId, VirtualInterfaceId	Applicable
VirtualInterfaceBpsIngress	The bitrate for inbound data to the AWS side of the virtual interface	Bits/Second	Multi	ConnectionId, VirtualInterfaceId	Applicable
VirtualInterfacePpsEgress	The packet rate for outbound data from the AWS side of the virtual interface	Count/Second	Multi	ConnectionId, VirtualInterfaceId
VirtualInterfacePpsIngress	The packet rate for inbound data to the AWS side of the virtual interface	Count/Second	Multi	ConnectionId, VirtualInterfaceId

Source: aws-service-dynamodb-new.md¶

title: Amazon DynamoDB monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-dynamodb-new scraped: 2026-02-15T09:13:53.543098

Amazon DynamoDB monitoring¶

How-to guide
7-min read
Updated on Nov 15, 2023

For information about differences between classic services and other services, see Migrate from AWS classic (formerly 'built-in') services to cloud services.

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including Amazon DynamoDB. You can view metrics for each service instance, split metrics into multiple dimensions, and create custom charts that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.200+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.

To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

AWS endpoints that need to be reachable from ActiveGate with corresponding AWS services¶

Endpoint	Service
`autoscaling.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in), Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
`lambda.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Lambda (built-in), AWS Lambda
`elasticloadbalancing.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in), Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)
`dynamodb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB (built-in), Amazon DynamoDB
`ec2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EBS (built-in), Amazon EC2 (built-in), Amazon EBS, Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet, Amazon VPC NAT Gateways, AWS Transit Gateway, AWS Site-to-Site VPN
`rds.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon RDS (built-in), Amazon Aurora, Amazon DocumentDB, Amazon Neptune, Amazon RDS
`s3.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon S3 (built-in)
`acm-pca.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority
`apigateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon API Gateway
`apprunner.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS App Runner
`appstream2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon AppStream
`appsync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS AppSync
`athena.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Athena
`cloudfront.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudFront
`cloudhsmv2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CloudHSM
`cloudsearch.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudSearch
`codebuild.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CodeBuild
`datasync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS DataSync
`dax.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)
`dms.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)
`directconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Direct Connect
`ecs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), Amazon ECS Container Insights
`elasticfilesystem.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
`eks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
`elasticache.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon ElastiCache (EC)
`elasticbeanstalk.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elastic Beanstalk
`elastictranscoder.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Transcoder
`es.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)
`events.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EventBridge
`fsx.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon FSx
`gamelift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon GameLift
`glue.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Glue
`inspector.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Inspector
`kafka.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka
`models.lex.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Lex
`logs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudWatch Logs
`api.mediatailor.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaTailor
`mediaconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaConnect
`mediapackage.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live
`mediapackage-vod.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand
`opsworks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS OpsWorks
`qldb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon QLDB
`redshift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Redshift
`robomaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS RoboMaker
`route53.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53
`route53resolver.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53 Resolver
`api.sagemaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SageMaker Endpoints, Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances
`sns.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
`sqs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
`storagegateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Storage Gateway
`swf.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SWF
`transfer.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Transfer Family
`workmail.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkMail
`workspaces.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkSpaces

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

You can also view metrics in the Dynatrace web UI on dashboards. There is no preset dashboard available for this service, but you can create your own dashboard.

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

Available metrics¶

This service monitors a part of Amazon DynamoDB (AWS/DynamoDB). While you have this service configured, you can't have Amazon Dynamo Database (built-in) service turned on.

TableName is the main dimension.

Name	Description	Dimensions	Unit	Recommended
ConsumedReadCapacityUnits	The number of read capacity units consumed over the specified time period for both provisioned and on-demand capacity, so you can track how much of your throughput is used.	TableName	Count	Applicable
ConsumedReadCapacityUnits	The number of read capacity units consumed over the specified time period for both provisioned and on-demand capacity, so you can track how much of your throughput is used.	TableName, GlobalSecondaryIndexName	Count
MaxProvisionedTableReadCapacityUtilization	The percentage of provisioned read capacity utilized by the highest provisioned read table or global secondary index of an account.	Region	Percent
SuccessfulRequestLatency	The latency of successful requests to DynamoDB or Amazon DynamoDB Streams during the specified time period.	TableName, Operation	Milliseconds	Applicable
ReturnedItemCount	The number of items returned by Query, Scan or ExecuteStatement (select) operations during the specified time period.	TableName, Operation	Count	Applicable
AccountProvisionedReadCapacityUtilization	The percentage of provisioned read capacity units utilized by an account.	Region	Percent
MaxProvisionedTableWriteCapacityUtilization	The percentage of provisioned write capacity utilized by the highest provisioned write table or global secondary index of an account.	Region	Percent
AccountMaxTableLevelWrites	The maximum number of write capacity units that can be used by a table or global secondary index of an account.	Region	Count
AccountMaxReads	The maximum number of read capacity units that can be used by an account.	Region	Count
ConsumedWriteCapacityUnits	The number of write capacity units consumed over the specified time period for both provisioned and on-demand capacity, so you can track how much of your throughput is used.	TableName	Count	Applicable
ConsumedWriteCapacityUnits	The number of write capacity units consumed over the specified time period for both provisioned and on-demand capacity, so you can track how much of your throughput is used.	TableName, GlobalSecondaryIndexName	Count
AccountMaxTableLevelReads	The maximum number of read capacity units that can be used by a table or global secondary index of an account.	Region	Count
ProvisionedReadCapacityUnits	The number of provisioned read capacity units for a table or a global secondary index.	TableName	Count	Applicable
ProvisionedReadCapacityUnits	The number of provisioned read capacity units for a table or a global secondary index.	TableName, GlobalSecondaryIndexName	Count
ProvisionedWriteCapacityUnits	The number of provisioned write capacity units for a table or a global secondary index.	TableName	Count	Applicable
ProvisionedWriteCapacityUnits	The number of provisioned write capacity units for a table or a global secondary index.	TableName, GlobalSecondaryIndexName	Count
AccountProvisionedWriteCapacityUtilization	The percentage of provisioned write capacity units utilized by an account.	Region	Percent
AccountMaxWrites	The maximum number of write capacity units that can be used by an account.	Region	Count
AgeOfOldestUnreplicatedRecord	The elapsed time since a record yet to be replicated to the Kinesis data stream first appeared in the DynamoDB table.	TableName, DelegatedOperation	Milliseconds
ConditionalCheckFailedRequests	The number of failed attempts to perform conditional writes.	TableName	Count	Applicable
ConsumedChangeDataCaptureUnits		TableName, DelegatedOperation	Count
FailedToReplicateRecordCount	The number of records that DynamoDB failed to replicate to your Kinesis data stream.	TableName, DelegatedOperation	Count
OnlineIndexConsumedWriteCapacity	The number of write capacity units consumed when adding a new global secondary index to a table.	TableName	Count
OnlineIndexConsumedWriteCapacity	The number of write capacity units consumed when adding a new global secondary index to a table.	TableName, GlobalSecondaryIndexName	Count
OnlineIndexPercentageProgress	The percentage of completion when a new global secondary index is being added to a table.	TableName	Count
OnlineIndexPercentageProgress	The percentage of completion when a new global secondary index is being added to a table.	TableName, GlobalSecondaryIndexName	Count
OnlineIndexThrottleEvents	The number of write throttle events that occur when adding a new global secondary index to a table.	TableName	Count
OnlineIndexThrottleEvents	The number of write throttle events that occur when adding a new global secondary index to a table.	TableName, GlobalSecondaryIndexName	Count
PendingReplicationCount	The number of item updates that are written to one replica table, but that have not yet been written to another replica in the global table.	TableName, ReceivingRegion	Count
ReadThrottleEvents	Requests to DynamoDB that exceed the provisioned read capacity units for a table or a global secondary index.	TableName	Count	Applicable
ReadThrottleEvents	Requests to DynamoDB that exceed the provisioned read capacity units for a table or a global secondary index.	TableName, GlobalSecondaryIndexName	Count
ReplicationLatency	The elapsed time between an updated item appearing in the DynamoDB stream for one replica table, and that item appearing in another replica in the global table.	TableName, ReceivingRegion	Milliseconds
ReturnedBytes	The number of bytes returned by GetRecords operations (Amazon DynamoDB Streams) during the specified time period.	TableName, Operation, StreamLabel	Bytes
ReturnedRecordsCount	The number of stream records returned by GetRecords operations (Amazon DynamoDB Streams) during the specified time period.	TableName, Operation, StreamLabel	Count
SystemErrors	The requests to DynamoDB or Amazon DynamoDB Streams that generate an HTTP 500 status code during the specified time period.	TableName, Operation	Count	Applicable
TimeToLiveDeletedItemCount	The number of items deleted by Time to Live (TTL) during the specified time period.	TableName	Count
ThrottledPutRecordCount	The number of records that were throttled by your Kinesis data stream due to insufficient Kinesis Data Streams capacity.	TableName, DelegatedOperation	Count
ThrottledRequests	Requests to DynamoDB that exceed the provisioned throughput limits on a resource (such as a table or an index).	TableName, Operation	Count	Applicable
TransactionConflict	Rejected item-level requests due to transactional conflicts between concurrent requests on the same items.	TableName	Count	Applicable
UserErrors	Requests to DynamoDB or Amazon DynamoDB Streams that generate an HTTP 400 status code during the specified time period.	Region	Count	Applicable
WriteThrottleEvents	Requests to DynamoDB that exceed the provisioned write capacity units for a table or a global secondary index.	TableName	Count	Applicable
WriteThrottleEvents	Requests to DynamoDB that exceed the provisioned write capacity units for a table or a global secondary index.	TableName, GlobalSecondaryIndexName	Count

Source: aws-service-ebs-new.md¶

title: Amazon EBS (Elastic Block Store) monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-ebs-new scraped: 2026-02-16T21:32:45.009195

Amazon EBS (Elastic Block Store) monitoring¶

How-to guide
4-min read
Updated on Apr 08, 2025

For information about differences between classic services and other services, see Migrate from AWS classic (formerly 'built-in') services to cloud services.

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including Amazon EBS. You can view metrics for each service instance, split metrics into multiple dimensions, and create custom charts that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.200+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.

To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

AWS endpoints that need to be reachable from ActiveGate with corresponding AWS services¶

Endpoint	Service
`autoscaling.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in), Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
`lambda.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Lambda (built-in), AWS Lambda
`elasticloadbalancing.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in), Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)
`dynamodb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB (built-in), Amazon DynamoDB
`ec2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EBS (built-in), Amazon EC2 (built-in), Amazon EBS, Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet, Amazon VPC NAT Gateways, AWS Transit Gateway, AWS Site-to-Site VPN
`rds.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon RDS (built-in), Amazon Aurora, Amazon DocumentDB, Amazon Neptune, Amazon RDS
`s3.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon S3 (built-in)
`acm-pca.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority
`apigateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon API Gateway
`apprunner.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS App Runner
`appstream2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon AppStream
`appsync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS AppSync
`athena.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Athena
`cloudfront.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudFront
`cloudhsmv2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CloudHSM
`cloudsearch.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudSearch
`codebuild.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CodeBuild
`datasync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS DataSync
`dax.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)
`dms.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)
`directconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Direct Connect
`ecs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), Amazon ECS Container Insights
`elasticfilesystem.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
`eks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
`elasticache.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon ElastiCache (EC)
`elasticbeanstalk.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elastic Beanstalk
`elastictranscoder.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Transcoder
`es.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)
`events.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EventBridge
`fsx.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon FSx
`gamelift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon GameLift
`glue.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Glue
`inspector.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Inspector
`kafka.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka
`models.lex.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Lex
`logs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudWatch Logs
`api.mediatailor.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaTailor
`mediaconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaConnect
`mediapackage.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live
`mediapackage-vod.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand
`opsworks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS OpsWorks
`qldb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon QLDB
`redshift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Redshift
`robomaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS RoboMaker
`route53.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53
`route53resolver.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53 Resolver
`api.sagemaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SageMaker Endpoints, Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances
`sns.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
`sqs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
`storagegateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Storage Gateway
`swf.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SWF
`transfer.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Transfer Family
`workmail.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkMail
`workspaces.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkSpaces

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

You can also view metrics in the Dynatrace web UI on dashboards. There is no preset dashboard available for this service, but you can create your own dashboard.

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

Available metrics¶

This service monitors a part of Amazon EBS (AWS/EBS). While you have this service configured, you can't have Amazon EBS (built-in) service turned on.

VolumeId is the main dimension.

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
BurstBalance	Provides information about the percentage of I/O credits (for `gp2`) or throughput credits (for `st1` and `sc1`) remaining in the burst bucket.	Percent	Multi	VolumeId
EBSByteBalance%	Provides information about the percentage of throughput credits remaining in the burst bucket.	Percent	Multi	VolumeId
EBSIOBalance%	Provides information about the percentage of I/O credits remaining in the burst bucket.	Percent	Multi	VolumeId
EBSReadBytes	Bytes read from all EBS volumes attached to the instance in a specified period of time.	Bytes	Multi	VolumeId
EBSReadOps	Completed read operations from all Amazon EBS volumes attached to the instance in a specified period of time.	Count	Sum	VolumeId
EBSWriteBytes	Bytes written to all EBS volumes attached to the instance in a specified period of time.	Bytes	Multi	VolumeId
EBSWriteOps	Completed write operations to all EBS volumes attached to the instance in a specified period of time.	Count	Sum	VolumeId
FastSnapshotRestoreCreditsBalance	The number of volume create credits available. This metric is reported per snapshot per Availability Zone.	None	Multi	AvailabilityZone, SnapshotId
FastSnapshotRestoreCreditsBucketSize	The maximum number of volume create credits that can be accumulated. This metric is reported per snapshot per Availability Zone.	None	Multi	AvailabilityZone, SnapshotId
VolumeConsumedReadWriteOps	The total amount of read and write operations (normalized to 256K capacity units) consumed in a specified period of time.	Count	Sum	VolumeId
VolumeIdleTime	The total number of seconds in a specified period of time when no read or write operations were submitted.	Seconds	Multi	VolumeId	Applicable
VolumeQueueLength	The number of read and write operation requests waiting to be completed in a specified period of time.	Count	Sum	VolumeId	Applicable
VolumeReadBytes	Provides information on the read operations in a specified period of time.	Bytes	Count	VolumeId
VolumeReadBytes		Bytes	Multi	VolumeId
VolumeReadBytes		Bytes	Sum	VolumeId	Applicable
VolumeReadOps	The total number of read operations in a specified period of time.	Count	Sum	VolumeId	Applicable
VolumeThroughputPercentage	The percentage of I/O operations per second (IOPS) delivered of the total IOPS provisioned for an Amazon EBS volume.	Percent	Multi	VolumeId
VolumeTotalReadTime	The total number of seconds spent by all read operations that completed in a specified period of time.	Seconds	Multi	VolumeId
VolumeTotalWriteTime	The total number of seconds spent by all write operations that completed in a specified period of time.	Seconds	Multi	VolumeId
VolumeWriteBytes	Provides information on the write operations in a specified period of time.	Bytes	Count	VolumeId
VolumeWriteBytes		Bytes	Multi	VolumeId
VolumeWriteBytes		Bytes	Sum	VolumeId	Applicable
VolumeWriteOps	The total number of write operations in a specified period of time.	Count	Sum	VolumeId	Applicable

Source: aws-service-elastic-inference.md¶

title: Amazon Elastic Inference monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-elastic-inference scraped: 2026-02-16T21:21:43.616623

Amazon Elastic Inference monitoring¶

How-to guide
2-min read
Published Jul 23, 2020

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including Amazon Elastic Inference. You can view graphs per service instance, with a set of dimensions, and create custom graphs that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.200+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.

To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

Elastic inference

Available metrics¶

About dimensions

ElasticInferenceAcceleratorId filters the data by the Elastic Inference accelerator.
InstanceId filters the data by instance to which the Elastic Inference accelerator is attached.

InstanceId is the main dimension.

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
AcceleratorHealthCheckFailed	Reports whether the Elastic Inference accelerator has passed a status health check in the last minute	Count	Sum	InstanceId, ElasticInferenceAcceleratorId	Applicable
AcceleratorHealthCheckFailed		Count	Multi	InstanceId, ElasticInferenceAcceleratorId
AcceleratorInferenceWithClientErrorCount	The number of inference requests reaching the Elastic Inference accelerator in the last minute that resulted in a 4xx error	Count	Sum	InstanceId, ElasticInferenceAcceleratorId	Applicable
AcceleratorInferenceWithClientErrorCount		Count	Multi	InstanceId, ElasticInferenceAcceleratorId
AcceleratorInferenceWithServerErrorCount	The number of inference requests reaching the Elastic Inference accelerator in the last minute that resulted in a 5xx error	Count	Sum	InstanceId, ElasticInferenceAcceleratorId	Applicable
AcceleratorInferenceWithServerErrorCount		Count	Multi	InstanceId, ElasticInferenceAcceleratorId
AcceleratorMemoryUsage	The memory of the Elastic Inference accelerator used in the last minute	Bytes	Multi	InstanceId, ElasticInferenceAcceleratorId	Applicable
AcceleratorSuccessfulInferenceCount	The number of successful inference requests reaching the Elastic Inference accelerator in the last minute	Count	Sum	InstanceId, ElasticInferenceAcceleratorId	Applicable
AcceleratorSuccessfulInferenceCount		Count	Multi	InstanceId, ElasticInferenceAcceleratorId
AcceleratorTotalInferenceCount	The number of inference requests reaching the Elastic Inference accelerator in the last minute	Count	Sum	InstanceId, ElasticInferenceAcceleratorId	Applicable
AcceleratorTotalInferenceCount		Count	Multi	InstanceId, ElasticInferenceAcceleratorId
AcceleratorUtilization	The percentage of the Elastic Inference accelerator used for computation in the last minute	Percent	Multi	InstanceId, ElasticInferenceAcceleratorId	Applicable
ConnectivityCheckFailed	Reports whether connectivity to the Elastic Inference accelerator is active or has failed in the last minute	Count	Sum	InstanceId, ElasticInferenceAcceleratorId	Applicable
ConnectivityCheckFailed		Count	Multi	InstanceId, ElasticInferenceAcceleratorId

Source: aws-service-elastic-transcoder.md¶

title: Amazon Elastic Transcoder monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-elastic-transcoder scraped: 2026-02-17T05:01:07.161008

Amazon Elastic Transcoder monitoring¶

How-to guide
2-min read
Published Jul 21, 2020

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including Amazon Elastic Transcoder. You can view graphs per service instance, with a set of dimensions, and create custom graphs that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.199+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.
To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

AWS endpoints that need to be reachable from ActiveGate with corresponding AWS services¶

Endpoint	Service
`autoscaling.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in), Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
`lambda.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Lambda (built-in), AWS Lambda
`elasticloadbalancing.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in), Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)
`dynamodb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB (built-in), Amazon DynamoDB
`ec2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EBS (built-in), Amazon EC2 (built-in), Amazon EBS, Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet, Amazon VPC NAT Gateways, AWS Transit Gateway, AWS Site-to-Site VPN
`rds.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon RDS (built-in), Amazon Aurora, Amazon DocumentDB, Amazon Neptune, Amazon RDS
`s3.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon S3 (built-in)
`acm-pca.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority
`apigateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon API Gateway
`apprunner.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS App Runner
`appstream2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon AppStream
`appsync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS AppSync
`athena.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Athena
`cloudfront.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudFront
`cloudhsmv2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CloudHSM
`cloudsearch.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudSearch
`codebuild.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CodeBuild
`datasync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS DataSync
`dax.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)
`dms.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)
`directconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Direct Connect
`ecs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), Amazon ECS Container Insights
`elasticfilesystem.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
`eks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
`elasticache.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon ElastiCache (EC)
`elasticbeanstalk.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elastic Beanstalk
`elastictranscoder.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Transcoder
`es.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)
`events.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EventBridge
`fsx.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon FSx
`gamelift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon GameLift
`glue.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Glue
`inspector.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Inspector
`kafka.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka
`models.lex.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Lex
`logs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudWatch Logs
`api.mediatailor.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaTailor
`mediaconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaConnect
`mediapackage.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live
`mediapackage-vod.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand
`opsworks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS OpsWorks
`qldb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon QLDB
`redshift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Redshift
`robomaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS RoboMaker
`route53.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53
`route53resolver.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53 Resolver
`api.sagemaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SageMaker Endpoints, Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances
`sns.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
`sqs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
`storagegateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Storage Gateway
`swf.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SWF
`transfer.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Transfer Family
`workmail.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkMail
`workspaces.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkSpaces

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

Transcoder dash

Available metrics¶

PipelineId is the main dimension.

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
BilledAudioOutput	The number of billable seconds of audio output for a pipeline	Seconds	Multi	PipelineId
BilledAudioOutput	The number of billable seconds of HD output for a pipeline	Seconds	Sum	PipelineId	Applicable
BilledHDOutput	The number of billable seconds of SD output for a pipeline	Seconds	Multi	PipelineId
BilledHDOutput		Seconds	Sum	PipelineId	Applicable
BilledSDOutput	The number of billable seconds of SD output for a pipeline.	Seconds	Multi	PipelineId
BilledSDOutput		Seconds	Sum	PipelineId	Applicable
Errors	The number of errors caused by invalid operation parameters, such as a request for a job status that does not include the job ID	Count	Sum	Region, Operation	Applicable
JobsCompleted	The number of jobs completed by this pipeline	Count	Sum	PipelineId	Applicable
JobsErrored	The number of jobs that failed because of invalid inputs, such as a request to transcode a file that is not in the given input bucket	Count	Sum	PipelineId	Applicable
OutputsPerJob	The number of outputs Elastic Transcoder created for a job	Count	Sum	PipelineId	Applicable
StandbyTime	The number of seconds before Elastic Transcoder started transcoding a job	Seconds	Multi	PipelineId	Applicable
Throttles	The number of times that Elastic Transcoder automatically throttled an operation	Count	Sum	Region, Operation	Applicable

Limitations¶

Amazon Elastic Transcoder doesn't support tagging.

Source: aws-service-elemental-mediaconnect.md¶

title: AWS Elemental MediaConnect monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-elemental-mediaconnect scraped: 2026-02-16T09:29:47.069289

AWS Elemental MediaConnect monitoring¶

How-to guide
14-min read
Published Jul 06, 2020

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including AWS Elemental MediaConnect. You can view metrics for each service instance, split metrics into multiple dimensions, and create custom charts that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.200+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.

To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

AWS endpoints that need to be reachable from ActiveGate with corresponding AWS services¶

Endpoint	Service
`autoscaling.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in), Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
`lambda.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Lambda (built-in), AWS Lambda
`elasticloadbalancing.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in), Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)
`dynamodb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB (built-in), Amazon DynamoDB
`ec2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EBS (built-in), Amazon EC2 (built-in), Amazon EBS, Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet, Amazon VPC NAT Gateways, AWS Transit Gateway, AWS Site-to-Site VPN
`rds.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon RDS (built-in), Amazon Aurora, Amazon DocumentDB, Amazon Neptune, Amazon RDS
`s3.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon S3 (built-in)
`acm-pca.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority
`apigateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon API Gateway
`apprunner.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS App Runner
`appstream2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon AppStream
`appsync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS AppSync
`athena.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Athena
`cloudfront.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudFront
`cloudhsmv2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CloudHSM
`cloudsearch.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudSearch
`codebuild.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CodeBuild
`datasync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS DataSync
`dax.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)
`dms.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)
`directconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Direct Connect
`ecs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), Amazon ECS Container Insights
`elasticfilesystem.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
`eks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
`elasticache.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon ElastiCache (EC)
`elasticbeanstalk.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elastic Beanstalk
`elastictranscoder.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Transcoder
`es.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)
`events.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EventBridge
`fsx.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon FSx
`gamelift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon GameLift
`glue.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Glue
`inspector.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Inspector
`kafka.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka
`models.lex.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Lex
`logs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudWatch Logs
`api.mediatailor.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaTailor
`mediaconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaConnect
`mediapackage.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live
`mediapackage-vod.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand
`opsworks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS OpsWorks
`qldb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon QLDB
`redshift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Redshift
`robomaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS RoboMaker
`route53.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53
`route53resolver.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53 Resolver
`api.sagemaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SageMaker Endpoints, Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances
`sns.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
`sqs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
`storagegateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Storage Gateway
`swf.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SWF
`transfer.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Transfer Family
`workmail.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkMail
`workspaces.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkSpaces

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

Mediaconnect

Available metrics¶

FlowARN is the main dimension.

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
ARQRecovered	The number of dropped packets that were recovered by automatic repeat request (ARQ)	Count	Sum	FlowARN	Applicable
ARQRecovered		Count	Sum	Region
ARQRecovered		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
ARQRequests	The number of retransmitted packets that were requested through automatic repeat request (ARQ) and received	Count	Sum	Region
ARQRequests		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
ARQRequests		Count	Sum	FlowARN	Applicable
BitRate		Bits/Second	Multi	Region
BitRate		Bits/Second	Multi	Region, AvailabilityZone
BitRate		Bits/Second	Multi	FlowARN	Applicable
CATError	The number of times that a conditional access table (CAT) error occurred. This error indicates that the CAT is not present.	Count	Sum	FlowARN
CATError		Count	Sum	Region
CATError		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
CRCError		Count	Sum	FlowARN
CRCError		Count	Sum	Region
CRCError		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
Connected	The status of the source. A value of one indicates that the source is connected and a value of zero indicates that the source is disconnected.	None	Multi	FlowARN
Connected		None	Sum	FlowARN
Connected		None	Multi	Region
Connected		None	Multi	Region, AvailabilityZone
Connected		None	Sum	Region
Connected		None	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
Connected		None	Count	Region
Connected		None	Count	Region, AvailabilityZone
ConnectedOutputs		Count	Sum	Region
ConnectedOutputs		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
ConnectedOutputs		Count	Sum	FlowARN
ContinuityCounter	The number of times that a continuity error occurred	Count	Sum	FlowARN
ContinuityCounter		Count	Sum	Region
ContinuityCounter		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
Disconnections	The number of times that the source status changed from connected to disconnected	Count	Sum	Region
Disconnections		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
Disconnections		Count	Sum	FlowARN
DroppedPackets	The number of packets that were lost during transit	Count	Sum	Region
DroppedPackets		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
DroppedPackets		Count	Sum	FlowARN	Applicable
FECPackets	The number of packets that were transmitted using forward error correction (FEC) and received	Count	Sum	FlowARN	Applicable
FECPackets		Count	Sum	Region
FECPackets		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
FECRecovered	The number of packets that were transmitted using forward error correction (FEC), lost during transit, and recovered	Count	Sum	FlowARN	Applicable
FECRecovered		Count	Sum	Region
FECRecovered		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
NotRecoveredPackets	The number of packets that were lost during transit and were not recovered by error correction	Count	Sum	FlowARN	Applicable
NotRecoveredPackets		Count	Sum	Region
NotRecoveredPackets		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
OutputConnected		None	Multi	Region, OutputARN
OutputConnected		None	Multi	FlowARN
OutputConnected		None	Multi	Region
OutputConnected		None	Multi	Region, AvailabilityZone
OutputDisconnections		Count	Sum	Region, OutputARN
OutputDisconnections		Count	Sum	FlowARN
OutputDisconnections		Count	Sum	Region
OutputDisconnections		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
OverflowPackets	The number of packets that were lost in transit because the video required more buffer than was available	Count	Sum	FlowARN	Applicable
OverflowPackets		Count	Sum	Region
OverflowPackets		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
PATError	The number of times that a program association table (PAT) error occurred	Count	Sum	Region
PATError		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
PATError		Count	Sum	FlowARN
PCRAccuracyError	The number of times that a program clock register (PCR) accuracy error occurred	Count	Sum	Region
PCRAccuracyError		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
PCRAccuracyError		Count	Sum	FlowARN
PCRError	The number of times that a PCR error occurred	Count	Sum	FlowARN
PCRError		Count	Sum	Region
PCRError		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
PIDError	The number of times that a packet identifier (PID) error occurred	Count	Sum	Region
PIDError		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
PIDError		Count	Sum	FlowARN
PMTError	The number of times that a program map table (PMT) error occurred	Count	Sum	FlowARN
PMTError		Count	Sum	Region
PMTError		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
PTSError	The number of times that a presentation timestamp (PTS) error occurred	Count	Sum	FlowARN
PTSError		Count	Sum	Region
PTSError		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
PacketLossPercent	The percentage of packets that were lost during transit, even if they were recovered	Percent	Multi	Region
PacketLossPercent		Percent	Multi	Region, AvailabilityZone
PacketLossPercent		Percent	Multi	FlowARN	Applicable
RecoveredPackets	The number of packets that were lost during transit, but recovered	Count	Sum	FlowARN	Applicable
RecoveredPackets		Count	Sum	Region
RecoveredPackets		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
RoundTripTime	The amount of time it takes for the source to send a signal and receive an acknowledgment from AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Milliseconds	Multi	Region
RoundTripTime		Milliseconds	Multi	Region, AvailabilityZone
RoundTripTime		Milliseconds	Multi	FlowARN	Applicable
SourceARQRecovered		Count	Sum	Region
SourceARQRecovered		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
SourceARQRecovered		Count	Sum	Region, SourceARN
SourceARQRecovered		Count	Sum	FlowARN
SourceARQRequests		Count	Sum	FlowARN
SourceARQRequests		Count	Sum	Region
SourceARQRequests		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
SourceARQRequests		Count	Sum	Region, SourceARN
SourceBitRate	The bitrate of the incoming (source) video	Bits/Second	Multi	FlowARN
SourceBitRate		Bits/Second	Multi	Region
SourceBitRate		Bits/Second	Multi	Region, AvailabilityZone
SourceBitRate		Bits/Second	Multi	Region, SourceARN
SourceCATError		Count	Sum	FlowARN
SourceCATError		Count	Sum	Region
SourceCATError		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
SourceCATError		Count	Sum	Region, SourceARN
SourceCRCError		Count	Sum	FlowARN
SourceCRCError		Count	Sum	Region
SourceCRCError		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
SourceCRCError		Count	Sum	Region, SourceARN
SourceConnected		None	Multi	Region
SourceConnected		None	Multi	Region, AvailabilityZone
SourceConnected		None	Multi	Region, SourceARN
SourceConnected		None	Sum	Region
SourceConnected		None	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
SourceConnected		None	Sum	Region, SourceARN
SourceConnected		None	Count	Region
SourceConnected		None	Count	Region, AvailabilityZone
SourceConnected		None	Count	Region, SourceARN
SourceConnected		None	Multi	FlowARN
SourceConnected		None	Sum	FlowARN
SourceContinuityCounter		Count	Sum	Region
SourceContinuityCounter		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
SourceContinuityCounter		Count	Sum	Region, SourceARN
SourceContinuityCounter		Count	Sum	FlowARN
SourceDisconnections		Count	Sum	FlowARN
SourceDisconnections		Count	Sum	Region
SourceDisconnections		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
SourceDisconnections		Count	Sum	Region, SourceARN
SourceDroppedPackets		Count	Sum	Region
SourceDroppedPackets		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
SourceDroppedPackets		Count	Sum	Region, SourceARN
SourceDroppedPackets		Count	Sum	FlowARN
SourceFECPackets		Count	Sum	Region
SourceFECPackets		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
SourceFECPackets		Count	Sum	Region, SourceARN
SourceFECPackets		Count	Sum	FlowARN
SourceFECRecovered		Count	Sum	Region
SourceFECRecovered		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
SourceFECRecovered		Count	Sum	Region, SourceARN
SourceFECRecovered		Count	Sum	FlowARN
SourceNotRecoveredPackets		Count	Sum	Region
SourceNotRecoveredPackets		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
SourceNotRecoveredPackets		Count	Sum	Region, SourceARN
SourceNotRecoveredPackets		Count	Sum	FlowARN
SourceOverflowPackets		Count	Sum	Region
SourceOverflowPackets		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
SourceOverflowPackets		Count	Sum	Region, SourceARN
SourceOverflowPackets		Count	Sum	FlowARN
SourcePATError		Count	Sum	FlowARN
SourcePATError		Count	Sum	Region
SourcePATError		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
SourcePATError		Count	Sum	Region, SourceARN
SourcePCRAccuracyError		Count	Sum	FlowARN
SourcePCRAccuracyError		Count	Sum	Region
SourcePCRAccuracyError		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
SourcePCRAccuracyError		Count	Sum	Region, SourceARN
SourcePCRError		Count	Sum	Region
SourcePCRError		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
SourcePCRError		Count	Sum	Region, SourceARN
SourcePCRError		Count	Sum	FlowARN
SourcePIDError		Count	Sum	FlowARN
SourcePIDError		Count	Sum	Region
SourcePIDError		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
SourcePIDError		Count	Sum	Region, SourceARN
SourcePMTError		Count	Sum	Region
SourcePMTError		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
SourcePMTError		Count	Sum	Region, SourceARN
SourcePMTError		Count	Sum	FlowARN
SourcePTSError		Count	Sum	Region
SourcePTSError		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
SourcePTSError		Count	Sum	Region, SourceARN
SourcePTSError		Count	Sum	FlowARN
SourcePacketLossPercent		Percent	Multi	FlowARN
SourcePacketLossPercent		Percent	Multi	Region
SourcePacketLossPercent		Percent	Multi	Region, AvailabilityZone
SourcePacketLossPercent		Percent	Multi	Region, SourceARN
SourceRecoveredPackets		Count	Sum	FlowARN
SourceRecoveredPackets		Count	Sum	Region
SourceRecoveredPackets		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
SourceRecoveredPackets		Count	Sum	Region, SourceARN
SourceRoundTripTime		Milliseconds	Multi	Region
SourceRoundTripTime		Milliseconds	Multi	Region, AvailabilityZone
SourceRoundTripTime		Milliseconds	Multi	Region, SourceARN
SourceRoundTripTime		Milliseconds	Multi	FlowARN
SourceTSByteError		Count	Sum	Region
SourceTSByteError		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
SourceTSByteError		Count	Sum	Region, SourceARN
SourceTSByteError		Count	Sum	FlowARN
SourceTSSyncLoss		Count	Sum	Region
SourceTSSyncLoss		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
SourceTSSyncLoss		Count	Sum	Region, SourceARN
SourceTSSyncLoss		Count	Sum	FlowARN
SourceTotalPackets		Count	Sum	Region
SourceTotalPackets		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
SourceTotalPackets		Count	Sum	Region, SourceARN
SourceTotalPackets		Count	Sum	FlowARN
SourceTransportError		Count	Sum	FlowARN
SourceTransportError		Count	Sum	Region
SourceTransportError		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
SourceTransportError		Count	Sum	Region, SourceARN
TSByteError	The number of times that a transport stream (TS) byte error occurred	Count	Sum	Region
TSByteError		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
TSByteError		Count	Sum	FlowARN
TSSyncLoss	The number of times that a transport stream (TS) sync loss error occurred	Count	Sum	FlowARN
TSSyncLoss		Count	Sum	Region
TSSyncLoss		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
TotalPackets	The total number of packets that were received	Count	Sum	Region
TotalPackets		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
TotalPackets		Count	Sum	FlowARN	Applicable
TransportError	The number of times that a primary transport error occurred	Count	Sum	Region
TransportError		Count	Sum	Region, AvailabilityZone
TransportError		Count	Sum	FlowARN

Source: aws-service-elemental-mediaconvert.md¶

title: AWS Elemental MediaConvert monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-elemental-mediaconvert scraped: 2026-02-16T21:30:47.844020

AWS Elemental MediaConvert monitoring¶

How-to guide
2-min read
Published Jul 21, 2020

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including AWS Elemental MediaConvert. You can view graphs per service instance, with a set of dimensions, and create custom graphs that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.200+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.

To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

Mediaconvert dashboard

Available metrics¶

Queue is the main dimension.

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
AudioOutputDuration	The number of seconds of audio-only output for a queue	Milliseconds	Multi	Queue
AudioOutputDuration		Milliseconds	Sum	Queue	Applicable
Errors	The number of errors caused by invalid operation parameters, such as a request for a job status that does not include the job ID	Count	Sum	Region, Operation	Applicable
HDOutputDuration	The number of seconds of high-definition (HD) output for a queue	Milliseconds	Multi	Queue
HDOutputDuration		Milliseconds	Sum	Queue	Applicable
JobsCanceledCount	The number of jobs canceled in this queue	Count	Sum	Queue	Applicable
JobsCompletedCount	The number of jobs completed in this queue	Count	Sum	Queue	Applicable
JobsErroredCount	The number of jobs that failed because of invalid inputs, such as a request to transcode a file that is not in the specified input bucket	Count	Sum	Queue	Applicable
8KOutputDuration	The number of seconds of 8K output for a queue	Milliseconds	Multi	Queue
8KOutputDuration		Milliseconds	Sum	Queue	Applicable
SDOutputDuration	The number of seconds of standard definition (SD) output for a queue	Milliseconds	Multi	Queue
SDOutputDuration		Milliseconds	Sum	Queue	Applicable
StandbyTime	The number of seconds before AWS Elemental MediaConvert starts transcoding a job	Milliseconds	Multi	Region	Applicable
StandbyTime		Milliseconds	Multi	Queue	Applicable
TranscodingTime	The number of seconds for AWS Elemental MediaConvert to complete transcoding	Milliseconds	Multi	Queue	Applicable
UHDOutputDuration	The number of seconds of ultra-high-definition (UHD) output for a queue	Milliseconds	Multi	Queue
UHDOutputDuration		Milliseconds	Sum	Queue	Applicable

Limitations¶

Dynatrace is currently not gathering any instance attributes for AWS Elemental MediaConvert.

Source: aws-service-elemental-mediapackage.md¶

title: AWS Elemental MediaPackage (Live, Video on Demand) monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-elemental-mediapackage scraped: 2026-02-17T04:57:22.904140

AWS Elemental MediaPackage (Live, Video on Demand) monitoring¶

How-to guide
5-min read
Published Jul 06, 2020

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including AWS Elemental MediaPackage (Live, Video on Demand). You can view metrics for each service instance, split metrics into multiple dimensions, and create custom charts that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

An Environment or Cluster ActiveGate version 1.197+
For AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live, Dynatrace version 1.203+
For AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand, Dynatrace version 1.204+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.
To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below.

Predefined policy in JSON

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

AWS endpoints that need to be reachable from ActiveGate with corresponding AWS services¶

Endpoint	Service
`autoscaling.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in), Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
`lambda.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Lambda (built-in), AWS Lambda
`elasticloadbalancing.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in), Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)
`dynamodb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB (built-in), Amazon DynamoDB
`ec2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EBS (built-in), Amazon EC2 (built-in), Amazon EBS, Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet, Amazon VPC NAT Gateways, AWS Transit Gateway, AWS Site-to-Site VPN
`rds.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon RDS (built-in), Amazon Aurora, Amazon DocumentDB, Amazon Neptune, Amazon RDS
`s3.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon S3 (built-in)
`acm-pca.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority
`apigateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon API Gateway
`apprunner.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS App Runner
`appstream2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon AppStream
`appsync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS AppSync
`athena.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Athena
`cloudfront.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudFront
`cloudhsmv2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CloudHSM
`cloudsearch.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudSearch
`codebuild.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CodeBuild
`datasync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS DataSync
`dax.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)
`dms.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)
`directconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Direct Connect
`ecs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), Amazon ECS Container Insights
`elasticfilesystem.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
`eks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
`elasticache.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon ElastiCache (EC)
`elasticbeanstalk.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elastic Beanstalk
`elastictranscoder.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Transcoder
`es.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)
`events.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EventBridge
`fsx.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon FSx
`gamelift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon GameLift
`glue.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Glue
`inspector.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Inspector
`kafka.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka
`models.lex.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Lex
`logs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudWatch Logs
`api.mediatailor.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaTailor
`mediaconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaConnect
`mediapackage.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live
`mediapackage-vod.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand
`opsworks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS OpsWorks
`qldb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon QLDB
`redshift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Redshift
`robomaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS RoboMaker
`route53.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53
`route53resolver.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53 Resolver
`api.sagemaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SageMaker Endpoints, Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances
`sns.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
`sqs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
`storagegateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Storage Gateway
`swf.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SWF
`transfer.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Transfer Family
`workmail.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkMail
`workspaces.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkSpaces

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

Media dash

Vod dash

Available metrics¶

AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live¶

Channel is the main dimension.

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
ActiveInput	Indicates if an input has been used as the source for an endpoint in AWS Elemental MediaPackage (it has been active). A value of `1` indicates that the input was active, and a `0` (zero) indicates that it wasn't.	Count	Multi	Region, IngestEndpoint, OriginEndpoint
EgressBytes	Number of bytes that AWS Elemental MediaPackage successfully sends for each request. If MediaPackage doesn't receive any requests for output in the specified interval, then no data is given.	Bytes	Multi	Channel	Applicable
EgressBytes		Bytes	Sum	Channel	Applicable
EgressBytes		Count	Count	Channel
EgressBytes		Bytes	Multi	Channel, OriginEndpoint
EgressBytes		Bytes	Sum	Channel, OriginEndpoint	Applicable
EgressBytes		Count	Count	Channel, OriginEndpoint
EgressBytes		Bytes	Multi	Region	Applicable
EgressBytes		Bytes	Sum	Region	Applicable
EgressBytes		Count	Count	Region	Applicable
EgressRequestCount	Number of content requests that AWS Elemental MediaPackage receives. If MediaPackage doesn't receive any requests for output in the specified interval, then no data is given.	Count	Sum	Channel	Applicable
EgressRequestCount		Count	Sum	Channel, OriginEndpoint
EgressRequestCount		Count	Sum	Channel, StatusCodeRange	Applicable
EgressRequestCount		Count	Sum	Channel, OriginEndpoint, StatusCodeRange
EgressRequestCount		Count	Sum	Region, StatusCodeRange
EgressRequestCount		Count	Sum	Region	Applicable
EgressResponseTime	The time that it takes AWS Elemental MediaPackage to process each output request. If MediaPackage doesn't receive any requests for output in the specified interval, then no data is given.	Milliseconds	Multi	Channel	Applicable
EgressResponseTime		Milliseconds	Sum	Channel	Applicable
EgressResponseTime		Count	Count	Channel
EgressResponseTime		Milliseconds	Multi	Channel, OriginEndpoint	Applicable
EgressResponseTime		Milliseconds	Sum	Channel, OriginEndpoint
EgressResponseTime		Count	Count	Channel, OriginEndpoint
IngressBytes	Number of bytes of content that AWS Elemental MediaPackage receives for each input request. If MediaPackage doesn't receive any requests for input in the specified interval, then no data is given.	Bytes	Multi	Channel	Applicable
IngressBytes		Bytes	Sum	Channel	Applicable
IngressBytes		Count	Count	Channel
IngressBytes		Bytes	Multi	Channel, IngestEndpoint	Applicable
IngressBytes		Bytes	Sum	Channel, IngestEndpoint
IngressBytes		Count	Count	Channel, IngestEndpoint
IngressBytes		Bytes	Multi	Region
IngressBytes		Bytes	Sum	Region
IngressBytes		Count	Count	Region
IngressResponseTime	The time that it takes AWS Elemental MediaPackage to process each input request. If MediaPackage doesn't receive any requests for input in the specified interval, then no data is given.	Milliseconds	Multi	Channel	Applicable
IngressResponseTime		Milliseconds	Sum	Channel	Applicable
IngressResponseTime		Count	Count	Channel
IngressResponseTime		Milliseconds	Multi	Channel, IngestEndpoint	Applicable
IngressResponseTime		Milliseconds	Sum	Channel, IngestEndpoint
IngressResponseTime		Count	Count	Channel, IngestEndpoint
IngressResponseTime		Milliseconds	Multi	Region
IngressResponseTime		Milliseconds	Sum	Region
IngressResponseTime		Count	Count	Region

AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand (VOD)¶

PackagingConfiguration is the main dimension.

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
EgressBytes	Number of bytes that AWS Elemental MediaPackage successfully sends for each request. If MediaPackage doesn't receive any requests for output in the specified interval, then no data is given.	Bytes	Multi	PackagingConfiguration	Applicable
EgressBytes		Bytes	Sum	PackagingConfiguration	Applicable
EgressBytes		Count	Count	PackagingConfiguration
EgressRequestCount	Number of content requests that AWS Elemental MediaPackage receives. If MediaPackage doesn't receive any requests for output in the specified interval, then no data is given.	Count	Sum	PackagingConfiguration	Applicable
EgressRequestCount		Count	Sum	PackagingConfiguration, StatusCodeRange
EgressResponseTime	The time that it takes AWS Elemental MediaPackage to process each output request. If MediaPackage doesn't receive any requests for output in the specified interval, then no data is given.	Milliseconds	Multi	PackagingConfiguration	Applicable
EgressResponseTime		Milliseconds	Sum	PackagingConfiguration	Applicable
EgressResponseTime		Count	Count	PackagingConfiguration

Source: aws-service-elemental-mediatailor.md¶

title: AWS Elemental MediaTailor monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-elemental-mediatailor scraped: 2026-02-16T21:31:28.728509

AWS Elemental MediaTailor monitoring¶

How-to guide
3-min read
Published Jul 21, 2020

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including AWS Elemental MediaTailor. You can view graphs per service instance, with a set of dimensions, and create custom graphs that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.200+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.

To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

AWS endpoints that need to be reachable from ActiveGate with corresponding AWS services¶

Endpoint	Service
`autoscaling.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in), Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
`lambda.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Lambda (built-in), AWS Lambda
`elasticloadbalancing.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in), Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)
`dynamodb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB (built-in), Amazon DynamoDB
`ec2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EBS (built-in), Amazon EC2 (built-in), Amazon EBS, Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet, Amazon VPC NAT Gateways, AWS Transit Gateway, AWS Site-to-Site VPN
`rds.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon RDS (built-in), Amazon Aurora, Amazon DocumentDB, Amazon Neptune, Amazon RDS
`s3.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon S3 (built-in)
`acm-pca.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority
`apigateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon API Gateway
`apprunner.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS App Runner
`appstream2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon AppStream
`appsync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS AppSync
`athena.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Athena
`cloudfront.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudFront
`cloudhsmv2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CloudHSM
`cloudsearch.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudSearch
`codebuild.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CodeBuild
`datasync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS DataSync
`dax.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)
`dms.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)
`directconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Direct Connect
`ecs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), Amazon ECS Container Insights
`elasticfilesystem.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
`eks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
`elasticache.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon ElastiCache (EC)
`elasticbeanstalk.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elastic Beanstalk
`elastictranscoder.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Transcoder
`es.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)
`events.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EventBridge
`fsx.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon FSx
`gamelift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon GameLift
`glue.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Glue
`inspector.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Inspector
`kafka.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka
`models.lex.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Lex
`logs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudWatch Logs
`api.mediatailor.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaTailor
`mediaconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaConnect
`mediapackage.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live
`mediapackage-vod.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand
`opsworks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS OpsWorks
`qldb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon QLDB
`redshift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Redshift
`robomaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS RoboMaker
`route53.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53
`route53resolver.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53 Resolver
`api.sagemaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SageMaker Endpoints, Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances
`sns.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
`sqs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
`storagegateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Storage Gateway
`swf.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SWF
`transfer.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Transfer Family
`workmail.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkMail
`workspaces.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkSpaces

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

Mediatailor dashboard

Available metrics¶

ConfigurationName is the main dimension.

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
AdDecisionServer.Ads	The count of ads included in ad decision server (ADS) responses for the time period that you specified	Count	Sum	ConfigurationName
AdDecisionServer.Duration	The total duration, in milliseconds, of all ads that MediaTailor received from the ADS for the time period that you specified	Milliseconds	Average	ConfigurationName
AdDecisionServer.Errors	The number of non-HTTP 200 status code responses, empty responses, and timed-out responses that MediaTailor received from the ADS in the time period that you specified	Count	Sum	ConfigurationName
AdDecisionServer.FillRate	The simple average of the rates at which the responses from the ADS filled the corresponding individual ad avails for the time period that you specified	Count	Average	ConfigurationName
AdDecisionServer.Timeouts	The number of timed-out requests to the ADS in the time period that you specified	Count	Sum	ConfigurationName
AdNotReady	The number of times that the ADS pointed at an ad that wasn't yet transcoded by the internal transcoder service in the time period that you specified	Count	Sum	ConfigurationName
Avail.Duration	The total duration, in milliseconds, of all ad avails that MediaTailor encountered in the time period that you specified	Milliseconds	Average	ConfigurationName
Avail.FillRate	The simple average of the rates at which MediaTailor filled the individual ad avails for the time period that you specified	Count	Average	ConfigurationName	Applicable
Avail.FilledDuration	The total duration, in milliseconds, of ad avail time that MediaTailor filled with ads in the time period that you specified	Milliseconds	Average	ConfigurationName	Applicable
GetManifest.Errors	The number of errors received while MediaTailor was generating manifests in the time period that you specified	Count	Sum	ConfigurationName
Origin.Errors	The number of non-HTTP 200 status code responses and timed-out responses that MediaTailor received from the origin server in the time period that you specified	Count	Sum	ConfigurationName
Origin.Timeouts	The number of timed-out requests to the origin server in the time period that you specified	Count	Sum	ConfigurationName

Limitations¶

AdDecisionServer.FillRate and Avail.FillRate should be expressed in percentage, however, AWS reports it as a value from 0 to 1. They are defined for the time being as Count values.

Source: aws-service-eventbridge.md¶

title: Amazon EventBridge monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-eventbridge scraped: 2026-02-17T05:05:17.264473

Amazon EventBridge monitoring¶

How-to guide
2-min read
Published Jul 21, 2020

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including Amazon EventBridge. You can view graphs per service instance, with a set of dimensions, and create custom graphs that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.199+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.
To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

AWS endpoints that need to be reachable from ActiveGate with corresponding AWS services¶

Endpoint	Service
`autoscaling.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in), Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
`lambda.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Lambda (built-in), AWS Lambda
`elasticloadbalancing.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in), Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)
`dynamodb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB (built-in), Amazon DynamoDB
`ec2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EBS (built-in), Amazon EC2 (built-in), Amazon EBS, Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet, Amazon VPC NAT Gateways, AWS Transit Gateway, AWS Site-to-Site VPN
`rds.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon RDS (built-in), Amazon Aurora, Amazon DocumentDB, Amazon Neptune, Amazon RDS
`s3.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon S3 (built-in)
`acm-pca.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority
`apigateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon API Gateway
`apprunner.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS App Runner
`appstream2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon AppStream
`appsync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS AppSync
`athena.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Athena
`cloudfront.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudFront
`cloudhsmv2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CloudHSM
`cloudsearch.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudSearch
`codebuild.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CodeBuild
`datasync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS DataSync
`dax.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)
`dms.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)
`directconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Direct Connect
`ecs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), Amazon ECS Container Insights
`elasticfilesystem.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
`eks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
`elasticache.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon ElastiCache (EC)
`elasticbeanstalk.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elastic Beanstalk
`elastictranscoder.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Transcoder
`es.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)
`events.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EventBridge
`fsx.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon FSx
`gamelift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon GameLift
`glue.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Glue
`inspector.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Inspector
`kafka.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka
`models.lex.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Lex
`logs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudWatch Logs
`api.mediatailor.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaTailor
`mediaconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaConnect
`mediapackage.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live
`mediapackage-vod.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand
`opsworks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS OpsWorks
`qldb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon QLDB
`redshift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Redshift
`robomaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS RoboMaker
`route53.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53
`route53resolver.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53 Resolver
`api.sagemaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SageMaker Endpoints, Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances
`sns.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
`sqs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
`storagegateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Storage Gateway
`swf.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SWF
`transfer.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Transfer Family
`workmail.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkMail
`workspaces.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkSpaces

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

The Amazon EventBridge service is made up of one or multiple event buses. There is a default event bus, with service-wide metrics, and you can optionally create additional event buses called custom event buses.
The default event bus metrics can be viewed in the Further details section of the custom device group overview page. If you create additional event buses, the custom event bus metrics will show up in the Further details section of the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

Event dash

Available metrics¶

EventBusName is the main dimension.

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
DeadLetterInvocations	The number of times a ruleâs target is not invoked in response to an event	Count	Sum	EventBusName, RuleName	Applicable
DeadLetterInvocations		Count	Sum	Region, RuleName	Applicable
DeadLetterInvocations		Count	Sum	Region	Applicable
FailedInvocations	The number of invocations that failed permanently	Count	Sum	EventBusName, RuleName	Applicable
FailedInvocations		Count	Sum	Region, RuleName	Applicable
FailedInvocations		Count	Sum	Region	Applicable
Invocations	The number of times a target is invoked for a rule in response to an event	Count	Sum	EventBusName, RuleName	Applicable
Invocations		Count	Sum	Region, RuleName	Applicable
Invocations		Count	Sum	Region	Applicable
MatchedEvents	The number of events that matched with any rule	Count	Sum	Region	Applicable
ThrottledRules	The number of triggered rules that are being throttled	Count	Sum	EventBusName, RuleName	Applicable
ThrottledRules		Count	Sum	Region, RuleName	Applicable
ThrottledRules		Count	Sum	Region	Applicable
TriggeredRules	The number of triggered rules that matched with any event	Count	Sum	EventBusName, RuleName	Applicable
TriggeredRules		Count	Sum	Region, RuleName	Applicable
TriggeredRules		Count	Sum	Region	Applicable

Limitations¶

Amazon EventBridge sends Invocations metrics to CloudWatch only if it has a non-zero value. For more information, see AWS documentationï»¿.

Source: aws-service-fsx.md¶

title: Amazon FSx monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-fsx scraped: 2026-02-16T09:37:53.531655

Amazon FSx monitoring¶

How-to guide
1-min read
Published Jul 06, 2020

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including Amazon FSx. You can view metrics for each service instance, split metrics into multiple dimensions, and create custom charts that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.200+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.

To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

AWS endpoints that need to be reachable from ActiveGate with corresponding AWS services¶

Endpoint	Service
`autoscaling.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in), Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
`lambda.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Lambda (built-in), AWS Lambda
`elasticloadbalancing.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in), Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)
`dynamodb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB (built-in), Amazon DynamoDB
`ec2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EBS (built-in), Amazon EC2 (built-in), Amazon EBS, Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet, Amazon VPC NAT Gateways, AWS Transit Gateway, AWS Site-to-Site VPN
`rds.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon RDS (built-in), Amazon Aurora, Amazon DocumentDB, Amazon Neptune, Amazon RDS
`s3.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon S3 (built-in)
`acm-pca.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority
`apigateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon API Gateway
`apprunner.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS App Runner
`appstream2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon AppStream
`appsync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS AppSync
`athena.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Athena
`cloudfront.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudFront
`cloudhsmv2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CloudHSM
`cloudsearch.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudSearch
`codebuild.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CodeBuild
`datasync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS DataSync
`dax.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)
`dms.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)
`directconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Direct Connect
`ecs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), Amazon ECS Container Insights
`elasticfilesystem.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
`eks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
`elasticache.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon ElastiCache (EC)
`elasticbeanstalk.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elastic Beanstalk
`elastictranscoder.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Transcoder
`es.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)
`events.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EventBridge
`fsx.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon FSx
`gamelift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon GameLift
`glue.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Glue
`inspector.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Inspector
`kafka.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka
`models.lex.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Lex
`logs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudWatch Logs
`api.mediatailor.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaTailor
`mediaconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaConnect
`mediapackage.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live
`mediapackage-vod.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand
`opsworks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS OpsWorks
`qldb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon QLDB
`redshift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Redshift
`robomaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS RoboMaker
`route53.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53
`route53resolver.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53 Resolver
`api.sagemaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SageMaker Endpoints, Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances
`sns.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
`sqs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
`storagegateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Storage Gateway
`swf.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SWF
`transfer.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Transfer Family
`workmail.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkMail
`workspaces.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkSpaces

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

Fsx

Available metrics¶

FileSystemId is the main dimension.

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
DataReadBytes	DataReadBytes	Bytes	Multi	FileSystemId	Applicable
DataReadBytes		Bytes	Sum	FileSystemId
DataReadOperations	The number of read operations	Count	Sum	FileSystemId	Applicable
DataWriteBytes	The number of bytes for file system write operations	Bytes	Multi	FileSystemId	Applicable
DataWriteBytes		Bytes	Sum	FileSystemId
DataWriteOperations	The number of write operations	Count	Sum	FileSystemId	Applicable
FreeStorageCapacity	The amount of available storage capacity	Bytes	Multi	FileSystemId	Applicable
MetadataOperations	The number of metadata operations	Count	Sum	FileSystemId	Applicable

Source: aws-service-inspector.md¶

title: Amazon Inspector monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-inspector scraped: 2026-02-17T04:58:40.194846

Amazon Inspector monitoring¶

How-to guide
2-min read
Published Oct 12, 2020

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including Amazon Inspector. You can view metrics for each service instance, split metrics into multiple dimensions, and create custom charts that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

An Environment or Cluster ActiveGate version 1.203+
Dynatrace version 1.204+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.
To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below.

Predefined policy in JSON

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

AWS endpoints that need to be reachable from ActiveGate with corresponding AWS services¶

Endpoint	Service
`autoscaling.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in), Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
`lambda.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Lambda (built-in), AWS Lambda
`elasticloadbalancing.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in), Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)
`dynamodb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB (built-in), Amazon DynamoDB
`ec2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EBS (built-in), Amazon EC2 (built-in), Amazon EBS, Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet, Amazon VPC NAT Gateways, AWS Transit Gateway, AWS Site-to-Site VPN
`rds.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon RDS (built-in), Amazon Aurora, Amazon DocumentDB, Amazon Neptune, Amazon RDS
`s3.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon S3 (built-in)
`acm-pca.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority
`apigateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon API Gateway
`apprunner.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS App Runner
`appstream2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon AppStream
`appsync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS AppSync
`athena.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Athena
`cloudfront.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudFront
`cloudhsmv2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CloudHSM
`cloudsearch.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudSearch
`codebuild.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CodeBuild
`datasync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS DataSync
`dax.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)
`dms.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)
`directconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Direct Connect
`ecs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), Amazon ECS Container Insights
`elasticfilesystem.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
`eks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
`elasticache.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon ElastiCache (EC)
`elasticbeanstalk.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elastic Beanstalk
`elastictranscoder.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Transcoder
`es.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)
`events.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EventBridge
`fsx.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon FSx
`gamelift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon GameLift
`glue.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Glue
`inspector.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Inspector
`kafka.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka
`models.lex.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Lex
`logs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudWatch Logs
`api.mediatailor.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaTailor
`mediaconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaConnect
`mediapackage.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live
`mediapackage-vod.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand
`opsworks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS OpsWorks
`qldb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon QLDB
`redshift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Redshift
`robomaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS RoboMaker
`route53.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53
`route53resolver.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53 Resolver
`api.sagemaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SageMaker Endpoints, Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances
`sns.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
`sqs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
`storagegateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Storage Gateway
`swf.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SWF
`transfer.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Transfer Family
`workmail.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkMail
`workspaces.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkSpaces

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

Inspector

Available metrics¶

AssessmentTemplateArn is the main dimension.

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
TotalAssessmentRuns	Number of assessment runs for this target	Count	Sum	Region, AssessmentTargetArn, AssessmentTargetName
TotalAssessmentRuns		Count	Sum	AssessmentTemplateArn, AssessmentTemplateName	Applicable
TotalFindings	Number of findings for this template	Count	Sum	Region, AssessmentTargetArn, AssessmentTargetName
TotalFindings		Count	Sum	AssessmentTemplateArn, AssessmentTemplateName	Applicable
TotalHealthyAgents	Number of agents that match this target that are healthy	Count	Sum	Region, AssessmentTargetArn, AssessmentTargetName
TotalHealthyAgents		Count	Sum	AssessmentTemplateArn, AssessmentTemplateName	Applicable
TotalMatchingAgents	Number of agents that match this template	Count	Sum	Region, AssessmentTargetArn, AssessmentTargetName
TotalMatchingAgents		Count	Sum	AssessmentTemplateArn, AssessmentTemplateName	Applicable

Source: aws-service-lambda-new.md¶

title: AWS Lambda monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-lambda-new scraped: 2026-02-15T09:08:00.397793

AWS Lambda monitoring¶

How-to guide
1-min read
Updated on Nov 15, 2023

For information about differences between classic services and other services, see Migrate from AWS classic (formerly 'built-in') services to cloud services.

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including AWS Lambda. You can view metrics for each service instance, split metrics into multiple dimensions, and create custom charts that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.200+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.

To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

AWS endpoints that need to be reachable from ActiveGate with corresponding AWS services¶

Endpoint	Service
`autoscaling.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in), Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
`lambda.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Lambda (built-in), AWS Lambda
`elasticloadbalancing.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in), Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)
`dynamodb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB (built-in), Amazon DynamoDB
`ec2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EBS (built-in), Amazon EC2 (built-in), Amazon EBS, Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet, Amazon VPC NAT Gateways, AWS Transit Gateway, AWS Site-to-Site VPN
`rds.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon RDS (built-in), Amazon Aurora, Amazon DocumentDB, Amazon Neptune, Amazon RDS
`s3.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon S3 (built-in)
`acm-pca.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority
`apigateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon API Gateway
`apprunner.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS App Runner
`appstream2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon AppStream
`appsync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS AppSync
`athena.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Athena
`cloudfront.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudFront
`cloudhsmv2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CloudHSM
`cloudsearch.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudSearch
`codebuild.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CodeBuild
`datasync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS DataSync
`dax.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)
`dms.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)
`directconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Direct Connect
`ecs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), Amazon ECS Container Insights
`elasticfilesystem.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
`eks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
`elasticache.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon ElastiCache (EC)
`elasticbeanstalk.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elastic Beanstalk
`elastictranscoder.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Transcoder
`es.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)
`events.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EventBridge
`fsx.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon FSx
`gamelift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon GameLift
`glue.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Glue
`inspector.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Inspector
`kafka.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka
`models.lex.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Lex
`logs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudWatch Logs
`api.mediatailor.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaTailor
`mediaconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaConnect
`mediapackage.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live
`mediapackage-vod.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand
`opsworks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS OpsWorks
`qldb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon QLDB
`redshift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Redshift
`robomaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS RoboMaker
`route53.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53
`route53resolver.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53 Resolver
`api.sagemaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SageMaker Endpoints, Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances
`sns.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
`sqs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
`storagegateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Storage Gateway
`swf.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SWF
`transfer.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Transfer Family
`workmail.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkMail
`workspaces.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkSpaces

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

You can also view metrics in the Dynatrace web UI on dashboards. There is no preset dashboard available for this service, but you can create your own dashboard.

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

Available metrics¶

This service monitors a part of AWS Lambda (AWS/Lambda). While you have this service configured, you can't have AWS Lambda (built-in) service turned on.

FunctionName is the main dimension.

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
AsyncEventAge	The time between when Lambda successfully queues the event and when the function is invoked.	Milliseconds	Multi	FunctionName, Resource
AsyncEventAge		Milliseconds	Multi	FunctionName
AsyncEventAge		Milliseconds	Multi	Region
AsyncEventsDropped	The number of events that are dropped without successfully executing the function.	Count	Sum	FunctionName, Resource
AsyncEventsDropped		Count	Sum	FunctionName
AsyncEventsDropped		Count	Sum	Region
AsyncEventsReceived	The number of events that Lambda successfully queues for processing.	Count	Sum	FunctionName, Resource
AsyncEventsReceived		Count	Sum	FunctionName
AsyncEventsReceived		Count	Sum	Region
ConcurrentExecutions	The number of function instances that are processing events.	Count	Maximum	FunctionName, Resource
ConcurrentExecutions		Count	Maximum	FunctionName
ConcurrentExecutions		Count	Sum	FunctionName, Resource
ConcurrentExecutions		Count	Sum	FunctionName	Applicable
ConcurrentExecutions		Count	Sum	Region	Applicable
DeadLetterErrors	For asynchronous invocation, the number of times that Lambda attempts to send an event to a dead-letter queue (DLQ) but fails.	Count	Sum	FunctionName, Resource
DeadLetterErrors		Count	Sum	FunctionName
DeadLetterErrors		Count	Sum	Region
DestinationDeliveryFailures	For asynchronous invocation and supported event source mappings, the number of times that Lambda attempts to send an event to a destination but fails.	Count	Sum	FunctionName, Resource
DestinationDeliveryFailures		Count	Sum	FunctionName
DestinationDeliveryFailures		Count	Sum	Region
Duration	The amount of time that your function code spends processing an event.	Milliseconds	Multi	FunctionName, Resource
Duration		Milliseconds	Multi	FunctionName	Applicable
Duration		Milliseconds	Multi	Region	Applicable
Errors	The number of invocations that result in a function error.	Count	Sum	FunctionName, Resource
Errors		Count	Sum	FunctionName	Applicable
Errors		Count	Sum	Region	Applicable
Invocations	The number of times that your function code is invoked, including successful invocations and invocations that result in a function error.	Count	Sum	FunctionName, Resource
Invocations		Count	Sum	FunctionName	Applicable
Invocations		Count	Sum	Region	Applicable
IteratorAge	For DynamoDB, Kinesis, and Amazon DocumentDB event sources, the age of the last record in the event.	Milliseconds	Multi	FunctionName, Resource
IteratorAge		Milliseconds	Multi	FunctionName
IteratorAge		Milliseconds	Multi	Region
OffsetLag	For self-managed Apache Kafka and Amazon Managed Streaming for Apache Kafka (Amazon MSK) event sources, the difference in offset between the last record written to a topic and the last record that your function's consumer group processed.	Milliseconds	Multi	FunctionName, Resource
OffsetLag		Milliseconds	Multi	FunctionName
OffsetLag		Milliseconds	Multi	Region
PostRuntimeExtensionsDuration	The cumulative amount of time that the runtime spends running code for extensions after the function code has completed.	Milliseconds	Multi	FunctionName, Resource	Applicable
PostRuntimeExtensionsDuration		Milliseconds	Multi	FunctionName
PostRuntimeExtensionsDuration		Milliseconds	Multi	Region	Applicable
ProvisionedConcurrencyInvocations	The number of times that your function code is invoked using provisioned concurrency.	Count	Sum	FunctionName, Resource	Applicable
ProvisionedConcurrencyInvocations		Count	Sum	FunctionName
ProvisionedConcurrencyInvocations		Count	Sum	Region	Applicable
ProvisionedConcurrencySpilloverInvocations	The number of times that your function code is invoked using standard concurrency when all provisioned concurrency is in use.	Count	Sum	FunctionName, Resource
ProvisionedConcurrencySpilloverInvocations		Count	Sum	FunctionName
ProvisionedConcurrencySpilloverInvocations		Count	Sum	Region
ProvisionedConcurrencyUtilization	For a version or alias, the value of ProvisionedConcurrentExecutions divided by the total amount of provisioned concurrency allocated.	Count	Sum	FunctionName, Resource
ProvisionedConcurrencyUtilization		Count	Sum	FunctionName
ProvisionedConcurrencyUtilization		Count	Sum	Region
ProvisionedConcurrentExecutions	The number of function instances that are processing events using provisioned concurrency.	Count	Sum	FunctionName, Resource	Applicable
ProvisionedConcurrentExecutions		Count	Sum	FunctionName
ProvisionedConcurrentExecutions		Count	Sum	FunctionName, Resource
ProvisionedConcurrentExecutions		Count	Sum	FunctionName	Applicable
ProvisionedConcurrentExecutions		Count	Sum	Region	Applicable
RecursiveInvocationsDropped	The number of times that Lambda has stopped invocation of your function because it's detected that your function is part of an infinite recursive loop.	Count	Sum	FunctionName, Resource
RecursiveInvocationsDropped		Count	Sum	FunctionName
RecursiveInvocationsDropped		Count	Sum	Region
Throttles	The number of invocation requests that are throttled.	Count	Sum	FunctionName, Resource
Throttles		Count	Sum	FunctionName	Applicable
Throttles		Count	Sum	Region	Applicable
UnreservedConcurrentExecutions	For a Region, the number of events that functions without reserved concurrency are processing.	Count	Sum	Region

Source: aws-service-neptune.md¶

title: Amazon Neptune monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-neptune scraped: 2026-02-16T21:28:30.730491

Amazon Neptune monitoring¶

How-to guide
11-min read
Published Jul 06, 2020

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including Amazon Neptune. You can view metrics for each service instance, split metrics into multiple dimensions, and create custom charts that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.200+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.

To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

AWS endpoints that need to be reachable from ActiveGate with corresponding AWS services¶

Endpoint	Service
`autoscaling.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in), Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
`lambda.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Lambda (built-in), AWS Lambda
`elasticloadbalancing.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in), Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)
`dynamodb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB (built-in), Amazon DynamoDB
`ec2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EBS (built-in), Amazon EC2 (built-in), Amazon EBS, Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet, Amazon VPC NAT Gateways, AWS Transit Gateway, AWS Site-to-Site VPN
`rds.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon RDS (built-in), Amazon Aurora, Amazon DocumentDB, Amazon Neptune, Amazon RDS
`s3.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon S3 (built-in)
`acm-pca.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority
`apigateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon API Gateway
`apprunner.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS App Runner
`appstream2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon AppStream
`appsync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS AppSync
`athena.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Athena
`cloudfront.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudFront
`cloudhsmv2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CloudHSM
`cloudsearch.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudSearch
`codebuild.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CodeBuild
`datasync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS DataSync
`dax.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)
`dms.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)
`directconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Direct Connect
`ecs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), Amazon ECS Container Insights
`elasticfilesystem.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
`eks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
`elasticache.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon ElastiCache (EC)
`elasticbeanstalk.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elastic Beanstalk
`elastictranscoder.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Transcoder
`es.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)
`events.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EventBridge
`fsx.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon FSx
`gamelift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon GameLift
`glue.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Glue
`inspector.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Inspector
`kafka.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka
`models.lex.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Lex
`logs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudWatch Logs
`api.mediatailor.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaTailor
`mediaconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaConnect
`mediapackage.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live
`mediapackage-vod.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand
`opsworks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS OpsWorks
`qldb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon QLDB
`redshift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Redshift
`robomaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS RoboMaker
`route53.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53
`route53resolver.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53 Resolver
`api.sagemaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SageMaker Endpoints, Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances
`sns.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
`sqs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
`storagegateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Storage Gateway
`swf.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SWF
`transfer.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Transfer Family
`workmail.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkMail
`workspaces.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkSpaces

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

Neptune

Available metrics¶

DBClusterIdentifier is the main dimension.

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
BackupRetentionPeriodStorageUsed	The total amount of backup storage, in bytes, used to support from the Neptune DB cluster's backup retention window	Bytes	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier
BackupRetentionPeriodStorageUsed		Bytes	Multi	Region, EngineName
CPUUtilization	The percentage of CPU utilization	Percent	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier	Applicable
CPUUtilization		Percent	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier	Applicable
CPUUtilization		Percent	Multi	Region	Applicable
CPUUtilization		Percent	Multi	Region, DBInstanceIdentifier	Applicable
CPUUtilization		Percent	Multi	Region, DatabaseClass	Applicable
CPUUtilization		Percent	Multi	Region, EngineName	Applicable
ClusterReplicaLag	For a read replica, the amount of lag when replicating updates from the primary instance, in milliseconds	Milliseconds	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier	Applicable
ClusterReplicaLag		Milliseconds	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Applicable
ClusterReplicaLag		Milliseconds	Multi	Region	Applicable
ClusterReplicaLag		Milliseconds	Multi	Region, DBInstanceIdentifier	Applicable
ClusterReplicaLag		Milliseconds	Multi	Region, DatabaseClass	Applicable
ClusterReplicaLag		Milliseconds	Multi	Region, EngineName	Applicable
ClusterReplicaLagMaximum	The maximum amount of lag between the primary instance and each Neptune DB instance in the DB cluster, in milliseconds	Milliseconds	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier
ClusterReplicaLagMaximum		Milliseconds	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier, Role
ClusterReplicaLagMaximum		Milliseconds	Multi	Region
ClusterReplicaLagMaximum		Milliseconds	Multi	Region, DBInstanceIdentifier
ClusterReplicaLagMaximum		Milliseconds	Multi	Region, DatabaseClass
ClusterReplicaLagMaximum		Milliseconds	Multi	Region, EngineName
ClusterReplicaLagMinimum	The minimum amount of lag between the primary instance and each Neptune DB instance in the DB cluster, in milliseconds	Milliseconds	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier
ClusterReplicaLagMinimum		Milliseconds	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier, Role
ClusterReplicaLagMinimum		Milliseconds	Multi	Region
ClusterReplicaLagMinimum		Milliseconds	Multi	Region, DBInstanceIdentifier
ClusterReplicaLagMinimum		Milliseconds	Multi	Region, DatabaseClass
ClusterReplicaLagMinimum		Milliseconds	Multi	Region, EngineName
EngineUptime	The amount of time that the instance has been running, in seconds	Seconds	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier	Applicable
EngineUptime		Seconds	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Applicable
EngineUptime		Seconds	Multi	Region	Applicable
EngineUptime		Seconds	Multi	Region, DBInstanceIdentifier	Applicable
EngineUptime		Seconds	Multi	Region, DatabaseClass	Applicable
EngineUptime		Seconds	Multi	Region, EngineName	Applicable
FreeableMemory	The amount of available RAM, in bytes	Bytes	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier	Applicable
FreeableMemory		Bytes	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Applicable
FreeableMemory		Bytes	Multi	Region	Applicable
FreeableMemory		Bytes	Multi	Region, DBInstanceIdentifier	Applicable
FreeableMemory		Bytes	Multi	Region, DatabaseClass	Applicable
FreeableMemory		Bytes	Multi	Region, EngineName	Applicable
GremlinRequestsPerSec	Number of requests per second to the Gremlin engine	Count/Second	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier	Applicable
GremlinRequestsPerSec		Count/Second	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Applicable
GremlinRequestsPerSec		Count/Second	Multi	Region	Applicable
GremlinRequestsPerSec		Count/Second	Multi	Region, DBInstanceIdentifier	Applicable
GremlinRequestsPerSec		Count/Second	Multi	Region, DatabaseClass	Applicable
GremlinRequestsPerSec		Count/Second	Multi	Region, EngineName	Applicable
GremlinWebSocketOpenConnections	The number of open WebSocket connections to Neptune	Count/Second	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier
GremlinWebSocketOpenConnections		Count/Second	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier, Role
GremlinWebSocketOpenConnections		Count/Second	Multi	Region
GremlinWebSocketOpenConnections		Count/Second	Multi	Region, DBInstanceIdentifier
GremlinWebSocketOpenConnections		Count/Second	Multi	Region, DatabaseClass
GremlinWebSocketOpenConnections		Count/Second	Multi	Region, EngineName
LoaderRequestsPerSec	Number of loader requests per second	Count/Second	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier
LoaderRequestsPerSec		Count/Second	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier, Role
LoaderRequestsPerSec		Count/Second	Multi	Region
LoaderRequestsPerSec		Count/Second	Multi	Region, DBInstanceIdentifier
LoaderRequestsPerSec		Count/Second	Multi	Region, DatabaseClass
LoaderRequestsPerSec		Count/Second	Multi	Region, EngineName
MainRequestQueuePendingRequests	The number of requests waiting in the input queue pending execution. Neptune starts throttling requests when they exceed the maximum queue capacity	Count/Second	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier	Applicable
MainRequestQueuePendingRequests		Count/Second	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Applicable
MainRequestQueuePendingRequests		Count/Second	Multi	Region	Applicable
MainRequestQueuePendingRequests		Count/Second	Multi	Region, DBInstanceIdentifier	Applicable
MainRequestQueuePendingRequests		Count/Second	Multi	Region, DatabaseClass	Applicable
MainRequestQueuePendingRequests		Count/Second	Multi	Region, EngineName	Applicable
NetworkReceiveThroughput	The incoming (receive) network traffic on the DB instance, including both customer database traffic and Neptune traffic used for monitoring and replication, in bytes/second	Bytes/Second	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier
NetworkReceiveThroughput		Bytes/Second	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier, Role
NetworkReceiveThroughput		Bytes/Second	Multi	Region
NetworkReceiveThroughput		Bytes/Second	Multi	Region, DBInstanceIdentifier
NetworkReceiveThroughput		Bytes/Second	Multi	Region, DatabaseClass
NetworkReceiveThroughput		Bytes/Second	Multi	Region, EngineName
NetworkThroughput	The amount of network throughput both received from and transmitted to clients by each instance in the Neptune DB cluster, in bytes per second. This throughput doesn't include network traffic between instances in the DB cluster and the cluster volume.	Bytes/Second	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier	Applicable
NetworkThroughput		Bytes/Second	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Applicable
NetworkThroughput		Bytes/Second	Multi	Region	Applicable
NetworkThroughput		Bytes/Second	Multi	Region, DBInstanceIdentifier	Applicable
NetworkThroughput		Bytes/Second	Multi	Region, DatabaseClass	Applicable
NetworkThroughput		Bytes/Second	Multi	Region, EngineName	Applicable
NetworkTransmitThroughput	The outgoing (transmit) network traffic on the DB instance, including both customer database traffic and Neptune traffic used for monitoring and replication, in bytes/second	Bytes/Second	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier
NetworkTransmitThroughput		Bytes/Second	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier, Role
NetworkTransmitThroughput		Bytes/Second	Multi	Region
NetworkTransmitThroughput		Bytes/Second	Multi	Region, DBInstanceIdentifier
NetworkTransmitThroughput		Bytes/Second	Multi	Region, DatabaseClass
NetworkTransmitThroughput		Bytes/Second	Multi	Region, EngineName
NumTxCommitted	The number of transactions successfully committed per second	Count/Second	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier
NumTxCommitted		Count/Second	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier, Role
NumTxCommitted		Count/Second	Multi	Region
NumTxCommitted		Count/Second	Multi	Region, DBInstanceIdentifier
NumTxCommitted		Count/Second	Multi	Region, DatabaseClass
NumTxCommitted		Count/Second	Multi	Region, EngineName
NumTxOpened	The number of transactions opened on the server per second	Count/Second	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier
NumTxOpened		Count/Second	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier, Role
NumTxOpened		Count/Second	Multi	Region
NumTxOpened		Count/Second	Multi	Region, DBInstanceIdentifier
NumTxOpened		Count/Second	Multi	Region, DatabaseClass
NumTxOpened		Count/Second	Multi	Region, EngineName
NumTxRolledBack	The number of transactions per second rolled back on the server because of errors	Count/Second	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier
NumTxRolledBack		Count/Second	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier, Role
NumTxRolledBack		Count/Second	Multi	Region
NumTxRolledBack		Count/Second	Multi	Region, DBInstanceIdentifier
NumTxRolledBack		Count/Second	Multi	Region, DatabaseClass
NumTxRolledBack		Count/Second	Multi	Region, EngineName
SnapshotStorageUsed	The total amount of backup storage consumed by all snapshots for a Neptune DB cluster outside its backup retention window, in bytes	Bytes	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier
SnapshotStorageUsed		Bytes	Multi	Region, EngineName
SparqlRequestsPerSec	The number of requests per second to the SPARQL engine	Count/Second	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier	Applicable
SparqlRequestsPerSec		Count/Second	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Applicable
SparqlRequestsPerSec		Count/Second	Multi	Region	Applicable
SparqlRequestsPerSec		Count/Second	Multi	Region, DBInstanceIdentifier	Applicable
SparqlRequestsPerSec		Count/Second	Multi	Region, DatabaseClass	Applicable
SparqlRequestsPerSec		Count/Second	Multi	Region, EngineName	Applicable
TotalBackupStorageBilled	The total amount of backup storage for which you are billed for a given Neptune DB cluster, in bytes	Bytes	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier
TotalBackupStorageBilled		Bytes	Multi	Region, EngineName
TotalClientErrorsPerSec	The total number per second of requests that errored out because of client-side issues	Count/Second	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier	Applicable
TotalClientErrorsPerSec		Count/Second	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Applicable
TotalClientErrorsPerSec		Count/Second	Multi	Region	Applicable
TotalClientErrorsPerSec		Count/Second	Multi	Region, DBInstanceIdentifier	Applicable
TotalClientErrorsPerSec		Count/Second	Multi	Region, DatabaseClass	Applicable
TotalClientErrorsPerSec		Count/Second	Multi	Region, EngineName	Applicable
TotalRequestsPerSec	The total number of requests per second to the server from all sources	Count/Second	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier	Applicable
TotalRequestsPerSec		Count/Second	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Applicable
TotalRequestsPerSec		Count/Second	Multi	Region	Applicable
TotalRequestsPerSec		Count/Second	Multi	Region, DBInstanceIdentifier	Applicable
TotalRequestsPerSec		Count/Second	Multi	Region, DatabaseClass	Applicable
TotalRequestsPerSec		Count/Second	Multi	Region, EngineName	Applicable
TotalServerErrorsPerSec	The total number per second of requests that errored out on the server because of internal failures	Count/Second	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier	Applicable
TotalServerErrorsPerSec		Count/Second	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Applicable
TotalServerErrorsPerSec		Count/Second	Multi	Region	Applicable
TotalServerErrorsPerSec		Count/Second	Multi	Region, DBInstanceIdentifier	Applicable
TotalServerErrorsPerSec		Count/Second	Multi	Region, DatabaseClass	Applicable
TotalServerErrorsPerSec		Count/Second	Multi	Region, EngineName	Applicable
VolumeBytesUsed	The total amount of storage allocated to your Neptune DB cluster, in bytes. This is the amount of storage for which you are billed. It is the maximum amount of storage allocated to your DB cluster at any point in its existence, not the amount you are currently using.	Bytes	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier	Applicable
VolumeBytesUsed	The amount of storage used by your Neptune DB instance, in bytes.	Bytes	Multi	Region, EngineName	Applicable
VolumeBytesLeftTotal	The remaining available space for the cluster volume, as measured in bytes	Bytes	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier	Applicable
VolumeBytesLeftTotal		Bytes	Multi	Region	Applicable
VolumeBytesLeftTotal		Bytes	Multi	Region, EngineName	Applicable
VolumeReadIOPs	The average number of billed read I/O operations from a cluster volume, reported at 5-minute intervals.	Bytes	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier	Applicable
VolumeReadIOPs		Bytes	Multi	Region, EngineName	Applicable
VolumeWriteIOPs	The average number of write disk I/O operations to the cluster volume, reported at 5-minute intervals	Bytes	Multi	DBClusterIdentifier	Applicable
VolumeWriteIOPs		Bytes	Multi	Region, EngineName	Applicable

Source: aws-service-opsworks.md¶

title: AWS OpsWorks monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-opsworks scraped: 2026-02-16T09:34:40.144616

AWS OpsWorks monitoring¶

How-to guide
4-min read
Published Sep 08, 2020

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including AWS OpsWorks. You can view metrics for each service instance, split metrics into multiple dimensions, and create custom charts that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in a SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.201+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.

To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

AWS endpoints that need to be reachable from ActiveGate with corresponding AWS services¶

Endpoint	Service
`autoscaling.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in), Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
`lambda.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Lambda (built-in), AWS Lambda
`elasticloadbalancing.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in), Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)
`dynamodb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB (built-in), Amazon DynamoDB
`ec2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EBS (built-in), Amazon EC2 (built-in), Amazon EBS, Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet, Amazon VPC NAT Gateways, AWS Transit Gateway, AWS Site-to-Site VPN
`rds.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon RDS (built-in), Amazon Aurora, Amazon DocumentDB, Amazon Neptune, Amazon RDS
`s3.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon S3 (built-in)
`acm-pca.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority
`apigateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon API Gateway
`apprunner.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS App Runner
`appstream2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon AppStream
`appsync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS AppSync
`athena.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Athena
`cloudfront.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudFront
`cloudhsmv2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CloudHSM
`cloudsearch.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudSearch
`codebuild.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CodeBuild
`datasync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS DataSync
`dax.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)
`dms.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)
`directconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Direct Connect
`ecs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), Amazon ECS Container Insights
`elasticfilesystem.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
`eks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
`elasticache.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon ElastiCache (EC)
`elasticbeanstalk.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elastic Beanstalk
`elastictranscoder.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Transcoder
`es.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)
`events.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EventBridge
`fsx.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon FSx
`gamelift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon GameLift
`glue.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Glue
`inspector.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Inspector
`kafka.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka
`models.lex.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Lex
`logs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudWatch Logs
`api.mediatailor.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaTailor
`mediaconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaConnect
`mediapackage.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live
`mediapackage-vod.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand
`opsworks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS OpsWorks
`qldb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon QLDB
`redshift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Redshift
`robomaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS RoboMaker
`route53.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53
`route53resolver.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53 Resolver
`api.sagemaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SageMaker Endpoints, Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances
`sns.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
`sqs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
`storagegateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Storage Gateway
`swf.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SWF
`transfer.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Transfer Family
`workmail.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkMail
`workspaces.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkSpaces

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

Opsdash

Available metrics¶

StackId is the main dimension.

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
cpu_idle	The percentage of time that the CPU is idle	Percent	Multi	StackId	Applicable
cpu_idle		Percent	Multi	Region, InstanceId	Applicable
cpu_idle		Percent	Multi	Region, LayerId	Applicable
cpu_nice	The percentage of time that the CPU is handling processes with a positive `nice` value, which have a lower scheduling priority	Percent	Multi	StackId	Applicable
cpu_nice		Percent	Multi	Region, InstanceId
cpu_nice		Percent	Multi	Region, LayerId
cpu_steal	The percentage of time that an instance is waiting for the hypervisor to allocate physical CPU resources	Percent	Multi	StackId	Applicable
cpu_steal		Percent	Multi	Region, InstanceId	Applicable
cpu_steal		Percent	Multi	Region, LayerId	Applicable
cpu_system	The percentage of time that the CPU is handling system operations	Percent	Multi	StackId	Applicable
cpu_system		Percent	Multi	Region, InstanceId
cpu_system		Percent	Multi	Region, LayerId
cpu_user	The percentage of time that the CPU is handling user operations	Percent	Multi	StackId	Applicable
cpu_user		Percent	Multi	Region, InstanceId	Applicable
cpu_user		Percent	Multi	Region, LayerId	Applicable
cpu_waitio	The percentage of time that the CPU is waiting for input/output operations	Percent	Multi	StackId	Applicable
cpu_waitio		Percent	Multi	Region, InstanceId
cpu_waitio		Percent	Multi	Region, LayerId
load_1	The load averaged over a one-minute window	None	Multi	StackId
load_1		None	Multi	Region, InstanceId
load_1		None	Multi	Region, LayerId
load_5	The load averaged over a five-minute window	None	Multi	StackId	Applicable
load_5		None	Multi	Region, InstanceId	Applicable
load_5		None	Multi	Region, LayerId	Applicable
load_15	The load averaged over a 15-minute window	None	Multi	StackId
load_15		None	Multi	Region, InstanceId
load_15		None	Multi	Region, LayerId
memory_buffers	The amount of buffered memory	None	Multi	StackId	Applicable
memory_buffers		None	Multi	Region, InstanceId
memory_buffers		None	Multi	Region, LayerId
memory_cached	The amount of cached memory	None	Multi	StackId	Applicable
memory_cached		None	Multi	Region, InstanceId
memory_cached		None	Multi	Region, LayerId
memory_free	The amount of free memory	None	Multi	StackId	Applicable
memory_free		None	Multi	Region, InstanceId	Applicable
memory_free		None	Multi	Region, LayerId	Applicable
memory_swap	The amount of swap space	None	Multi	StackId	Applicable
memory_swap		None	Multi	Region, InstanceId
memory_swap		None	Multi	Region, LayerId
memory_total	The total amount of memory	None	Multi	StackId	Applicable
memory_total		None	Multi	Region, InstanceId	Applicable
memory_total		None	Multi	Region, LayerId	Applicable
memory_used	The amount of memory in use	None	Multi	StackId	Applicable
memory_used		None	Multi	Region, InstanceId	Applicable
memory_used		None	Multi	Region, LayerId	Applicable
procs	The number of active processes	None	Multi	StackId	Applicable
procs		None	Multi	Region, InstanceId	Applicable
procs		None	Multi	Region, LayerId	Applicable

Source: aws-service-polly.md¶

title: Amazon Polly monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-polly scraped: 2026-02-17T05:04:41.380587

Amazon Polly monitoring¶

How-to guide
2-min read
Published Jul 21, 2020

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including Amazon Polly. You can view graphs per service instance, with a set of dimensions, and create custom graphs that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.199+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.
To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

For Amazon Polly, there are no instances (custom devices) on the custom device group overview page, the service itself being just an API that you can call. The service metrics are under the Further details section of the custom device group overview page, split By Operation and Region.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

Polly dash

Available metrics¶

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
4XXCount	HTTP 400 level error code returned upon an error	Count	Average	Region, Operation	Applicable
4XXCount		Count	Sum	Region, Operation	Applicable
4XXCount		Count	Count	Region, Operation
2XXCount	HTTP 200 level code returned upon a successful response	Count	Average	Region, Operation	Applicable
2XXCount		Count	Sum	Region, Operation	Applicable
2XXCount		Count	Count	Region, Operation
5XXCount	HTTP 500 level error code returned upon an error	Count	Average	Region, Operation	Applicable
5XXCount		Count	Sum	Region, Operation	Applicable
5XXCount		Count	Count	Region, Operation
RequestCharacters	The number of characters in the request	Count	Multi	Region, Operation	Applicable
RequestCharacters		Count	Sum	Region, Operation	Applicable
RequestCharacters		Count	Count	Region, Operation
ResponseLatency	The latency between the time when the request was made and the start of the streaming response	Milliseconds	Multi	Region, Operation	Applicable
ResponseLatency		Count	Count	Region, Operation	Applicable

Source: aws-service-quantum-ledger-database-qldb.md¶

title: Amazon QLDB (Quantum Ledger Database) monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-quantum-ledger-database-qldb scraped: 2026-02-17T05:11:08.553130

Amazon QLDB (Quantum Ledger Database) monitoring¶

How-to guide
3-min read
Published Jul 21, 2020

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including Amazon QLDB. You can view graphs per service instance, with a set of dimensions, and create custom graphs that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.199+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.
To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

AWS endpoints that need to be reachable from ActiveGate with corresponding AWS services¶

Endpoint	Service
`autoscaling.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in), Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
`lambda.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Lambda (built-in), AWS Lambda
`elasticloadbalancing.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in), Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)
`dynamodb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB (built-in), Amazon DynamoDB
`ec2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EBS (built-in), Amazon EC2 (built-in), Amazon EBS, Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet, Amazon VPC NAT Gateways, AWS Transit Gateway, AWS Site-to-Site VPN
`rds.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon RDS (built-in), Amazon Aurora, Amazon DocumentDB, Amazon Neptune, Amazon RDS
`s3.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon S3 (built-in)
`acm-pca.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority
`apigateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon API Gateway
`apprunner.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS App Runner
`appstream2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon AppStream
`appsync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS AppSync
`athena.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Athena
`cloudfront.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudFront
`cloudhsmv2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CloudHSM
`cloudsearch.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudSearch
`codebuild.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CodeBuild
`datasync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS DataSync
`dax.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)
`dms.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)
`directconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Direct Connect
`ecs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), Amazon ECS Container Insights
`elasticfilesystem.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
`eks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
`elasticache.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon ElastiCache (EC)
`elasticbeanstalk.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elastic Beanstalk
`elastictranscoder.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Transcoder
`es.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)
`events.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EventBridge
`fsx.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon FSx
`gamelift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon GameLift
`glue.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Glue
`inspector.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Inspector
`kafka.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka
`models.lex.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Lex
`logs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudWatch Logs
`api.mediatailor.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaTailor
`mediaconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaConnect
`mediapackage.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live
`mediapackage-vod.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand
`opsworks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS OpsWorks
`qldb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon QLDB
`redshift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Redshift
`robomaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS RoboMaker
`route53.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53
`route53resolver.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53 Resolver
`api.sagemaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SageMaker Endpoints, Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances
`sns.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
`sqs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
`storagegateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Storage Gateway
`swf.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SWF
`transfer.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Transfer Family
`workmail.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkMail
`workspaces.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkSpaces

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

Amazon QLDB service shows on the custom device group page. The service is made up of instances (custom devices) called ledgers. You can view metrics for each custom device in the Further details section of the custom device overview page, split by Streams and Command types.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

Qldb

Available metrics¶

About dimensions

LedgerName limits the data to a specific ledger. This value can be any ledger name in the current AWS Region and the current AWS account.
StreamId limits the data to a specific journal stream. This value can be any stream ID for a ledger in the current AWS Region and the current AWS account.
CommandType limits the data to one of the following QLDB data API commands: AbortTransaction, CommitTransaction, EndSession, ExecuteStatement, FetchPage, StartSession, StartTransaction.

LedgerName is the main dimension.

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
CommandLatency	The amount of time taken for data operations, reported in one-minute intervals	Milliseconds	Multi	LedgerName, CommandType	Applicable
IndexedStorage	The total amount of disk space used by the ledger's tables, indexes, and indexed history, reported in 15-minute intervals	Bytes	Multi	LedgerName	Applicable
IsImpaired	The flag that indicates if a journal stream to Kinesis Data Streams is impaired, reported in one-minute intervals	Count	Maximum	LedgerName, StreamId	Applicable
JournalStorage	The total amount of disk space used by the ledger's journal, reported in 15-minute intervals	Bytes	Multi	LedgerName	Applicable
OccConflictExceptions	The number of requests to QLDB that generate an `OccConflictException`	Count	Sum	LedgerName	Applicable
ReadIOs	The number of disk read I/O operations, reported in one-minute intervals	Count	Sum	LedgerName	Applicable
ReadIOs		Count	Multi	LedgerName	Applicable
SessionRateExceededExceptions	The number of requests to QLDB that generate a `SessionRateExceededException`	Count	Sum	LedgerName	Applicable
Session4xxExceptions	The number of requests to QLDB that generate an HTTP 4xx error	Count	Sum	LedgerName	Applicable
Session5xxExceptions	The number of requests to QLDB that generate an HTTP 5xx error	Count	Sum	LedgerName	Applicable
WriteIOs	The number of disk write I/O operations, reported in one-minute intervals	Count	Sum	LedgerName	Applicable
WriteIOs		Count	Multi	LedgerName	Applicable

Source: aws-service-rekognition.md¶

title: Amazon Rekognition monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-rekognition scraped: 2026-02-17T05:05:33.082660

Amazon Rekognition monitoring¶

How-to guide
2-min read
Published Jul 06, 2020

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including Amazon Rekognition. You can view metrics for each service instance, split metrics into multiple dimensions, and create custom charts that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.200+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.

To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

Rekognition

Available metrics¶

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
DetectedFaceCount	The number of faces detected with the `IndexFaces` or `DetectFaces` operation	Count	Sum	Region, Operation	Applicable
DetectedFaceCount		Count	Sum	Region	Applicable
DetectedLabelCount	The number of labels detected with the `DetectLabels` operation	Count	Sum	Region, Operation	Applicable
DetectedLabelCount		Count	Sum	Region
ResponseTime	The time in milliseconds for Rekognition to compute the response	Milliseconds	Multi	Region, Operation	Applicable
ResponseTime		Milliseconds	Multi	Region	Applicable
ServerErrorCount	The number of server errors. The response code range for a server error is 500-599.	Count	Sum	Region, Operation	Applicable
ServerErrorCount		Count	Sum	Region	Applicable
SuccessfulRequestCount	The number of successful requests. The response code range for a successful request is 200-299.	Count	Sum	Region, Operation	Applicable
SuccessfulRequestCount		Count	Sum	Region	Applicable
ThrottledCount	The number of throttled requests	Count	Sum	Region, Operation	Applicable
ThrottledCount		Count	Sum	Region	Applicable
UserErrorCount	The number of user errors (such as invalid parameters, invalid image, or no permission). The response code range for a user error is 400-499.	Count	Sum	Region, Operation	Applicable
UserErrorCount		Count	Sum	Region	Applicable

Source: aws-service-relational-database-service-rds-new.md¶

title: Amazon RDS (Relational Database Service) monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-relational-database-service-rds-new scraped: 2026-02-17T04:59:45.780568

Amazon RDS (Relational Database Service) monitoring¶

How-to guide
31-min read
Updated on Nov 15, 2023

For information about differences between classic services and other services, see Migrate from AWS classic (formerly 'built-in') services to cloud services.

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including Amazon RDS. You can view metrics for each service instance, split metrics into multiple dimensions, and create custom charts that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.200+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.

To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

AWS endpoints that need to be reachable from ActiveGate with corresponding AWS services¶

Endpoint	Service
`autoscaling.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in), Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
`lambda.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Lambda (built-in), AWS Lambda
`elasticloadbalancing.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in), Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)
`dynamodb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB (built-in), Amazon DynamoDB
`ec2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EBS (built-in), Amazon EC2 (built-in), Amazon EBS, Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet, Amazon VPC NAT Gateways, AWS Transit Gateway, AWS Site-to-Site VPN
`rds.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon RDS (built-in), Amazon Aurora, Amazon DocumentDB, Amazon Neptune, Amazon RDS
`s3.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon S3 (built-in)
`acm-pca.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority
`apigateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon API Gateway
`apprunner.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS App Runner
`appstream2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon AppStream
`appsync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS AppSync
`athena.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Athena
`cloudfront.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudFront
`cloudhsmv2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CloudHSM
`cloudsearch.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudSearch
`codebuild.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CodeBuild
`datasync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS DataSync
`dax.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)
`dms.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)
`directconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Direct Connect
`ecs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), Amazon ECS Container Insights
`elasticfilesystem.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
`eks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
`elasticache.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon ElastiCache (EC)
`elasticbeanstalk.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elastic Beanstalk
`elastictranscoder.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Transcoder
`es.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)
`events.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EventBridge
`fsx.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon FSx
`gamelift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon GameLift
`glue.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Glue
`inspector.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Inspector
`kafka.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka
`models.lex.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Lex
`logs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudWatch Logs
`api.mediatailor.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaTailor
`mediaconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaConnect
`mediapackage.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live
`mediapackage-vod.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand
`opsworks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS OpsWorks
`qldb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon QLDB
`redshift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Redshift
`robomaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS RoboMaker
`route53.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53
`route53resolver.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53 Resolver
`api.sagemaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SageMaker Endpoints, Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances
`sns.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
`sqs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
`storagegateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Storage Gateway
`swf.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SWF
`transfer.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Transfer Family
`workmail.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkMail
`workspaces.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkSpaces

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

You can also view metrics in the Dynatrace web UI on dashboards. There is no preset dashboard available for this service, but you can create your own dashboard.

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

Available metrics¶

This service monitors a part of Amazon RDS (AWS/RDS). While you have this service configured, you can't have Amazon RDS (built-in) service turned on.

DBInstanceIdentifier is the main dimension.

Name	Description	Dimensions	Unit	Recommended
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_tx_isolation		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_tx_isolation		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_tx_isolation		Region	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_tx_isolation		Region, EngineName	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_tx_isolation		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
SumBinaryLogSize		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
SumBinaryLogSize		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
SumBinaryLogSize		Region	Count
SumBinaryLogSize		Region, EngineName	Count
SumBinaryLogSize		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
DeleteThroughput		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count/Second
Deadlocks		Region, DatabaseClass	Count/Second
Deadlocks		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count/Second
Deadlocks		Region	Count/Second
Deadlocks		Region, EngineName	Count/Second
Deadlocks		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count/Second
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_column_bit		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_column_bit		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_column_bit		Region	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_column_bit		Region, EngineName	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_column_bit		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
TotalBackupStorageBilled		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Bytes
TotalBackupStorageBilled		Region, EngineName	Bytes
DeleteLatency		Region, DatabaseClass	Milliseconds
DeleteLatency		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Milliseconds
DeleteLatency		Region	Milliseconds
DeleteLatency		Region, EngineName	Milliseconds
DeleteLatency		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Milliseconds
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_high_buffer_pool_pct		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
DDLLatency		Region, DatabaseClass	Milliseconds
DDLLatency		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Milliseconds
DDLLatency		Region	Milliseconds
DDLLatency		Region, EngineName	Milliseconds
DDLLatency		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Milliseconds
DMLLatency		Region, DatabaseClass	Milliseconds
DMLLatency		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Milliseconds
DMLLatency		Region	Milliseconds
DMLLatency		Region, EngineName	Milliseconds
DMLLatency		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Milliseconds
DDLThroughput		Region, DatabaseClass	Count/Second
DDLThroughput		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count/Second
DDLThroughput		Region	Count/Second
DDLThroughput		Region, EngineName	Count/Second
DDLThroughput		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count/Second
CommitThroughput		Region, DatabaseClass	Count/Second
CommitThroughput		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count/Second
CommitThroughput		Region	Count/Second
CommitThroughput		Region, EngineName	Count/Second
CommitThroughput		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count/Second
ForwardingReplicaReadWaitLatency		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_custom_charset		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_custom_charset		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_custom_charset		Region	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_custom_charset		Region, EngineName	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_custom_charset		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
BlockedTransactions		Region, DatabaseClass	Count/Second
BlockedTransactions		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count/Second
BlockedTransactions		Region	Count/Second
BlockedTransactions		Region, EngineName	Count/Second
BlockedTransactions		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count/Second
EBSIOBalance%	The percentage of I/O credits remaining in the burst bucket of your RDS database. This metric is available for basic	Region, DatabaseClass	Percent
EBSIOBalance%		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Percent
EBSIOBalance%		Region	Percent
EBSIOBalance%		Region, EngineName	Percent	Applicable
EBSIOBalance%		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Percent
SwapUsage	The amount of swap space used on the DB instance.	Region, DatabaseClass	Bytes
SwapUsage		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Bytes
SwapUsage		Region	Bytes
SwapUsage		Region, EngineName	Bytes
SwapUsage		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Bytes
ForwardingReplicaDMLThroughput		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_attempted		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
LoginFailures		Region, DatabaseClass	Count/Second
LoginFailures		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count/Second
LoginFailures		Region	Count/Second
LoginFailures		Region, EngineName	Count/Second
LoginFailures		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count/Second
NetworkTransmitThroughput	The outgoing (transmit) network traffic on the DB instance, including both customer database traffic and Amazon RDS	Region, DatabaseClass	Bytes/Second
NetworkTransmitThroughput		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Bytes/Second
NetworkTransmitThroughput		Region	Bytes/Second
NetworkTransmitThroughput		Region, EngineName	Bytes/Second
NetworkTransmitThroughput		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Bytes/Second
NumBinaryLogFiles		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
NumBinaryLogFiles		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
NumBinaryLogFiles		Region	Count
NumBinaryLogFiles		Region, EngineName	Count
NumBinaryLogFiles		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
DBLoadCPU		DBInstanceIdentifier	None
Aurora_pq_request_failed		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
BlockedTransactions		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count/Second
ForwardingReplicaReadWaitThroughput		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
ReadThroughput	The average number of bytes read from disk per second.	Region, DatabaseClass	Bytes/Second
ReadThroughput		Region	Bytes/Second
ReadThroughput		Region, EngineName	Bytes/Second
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_long_trx		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_long_trx		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_long_trx		Region	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_long_trx		Region, EngineName	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_long_trx		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
DeleteThroughput		Region, DatabaseClass	Count/Second
DeleteThroughput		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count/Second
DeleteThroughput		Region	Count/Second
DeleteThroughput		Region, EngineName	Count/Second
DeleteThroughput		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count/Second
DBLoadCPU		Region	None
CommitLatency		Region, DatabaseClass	Milliseconds
CommitLatency		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Milliseconds
CommitLatency		Region	Milliseconds
CommitLatency		Region, EngineName	Milliseconds
CommitLatency		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Milliseconds
ForwardingReplicaOpenSessions		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
ForwardingReplicaOpenSessions		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
ForwardingReplicaOpenSessions		Region	Count
ForwardingReplicaOpenSessions		Region, EngineName	Count
ForwardingReplicaOpenSessions		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
BackupRetentionPeriodStorageUsed		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Bytes
BackupRetentionPeriodStorageUsed		Region, EngineName	Bytes
InsertLatency		Region, DatabaseClass	Milliseconds
InsertLatency		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Milliseconds
InsertLatency		Region	Milliseconds
InsertLatency		Region, EngineName	Milliseconds
InsertLatency		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Milliseconds
DMLThroughput		Region, DatabaseClass	Count/Second
DMLThroughput		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count/Second
DMLThroughput		Region	Count/Second
DMLThroughput		Region, EngineName	Count/Second
DMLThroughput		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count/Second
Aurora_pq_request_attempted		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
Aurora_pq_request_attempted		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_attempted		Region	Count
Aurora_pq_request_attempted		Region, EngineName	Count
Aurora_pq_request_attempted		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
DiskQueueDepth	The number of outstanding I/Os (read/write requests) waiting to access the disk.	Region, DatabaseClass	Count
DiskQueueDepth		Region	Count
DiskQueueDepth		Region, EngineName	Count	Applicable
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_temporary_table		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_temporary_table		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_temporary_table		Region	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_temporary_table		Region, EngineName	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_temporary_table		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
BinLogDiskUsage	The amount of disk space occupied by binary logs. If automatic backups are enabled for MySQL and MariaDB instances,	Region, DatabaseClass	Bytes
BinLogDiskUsage		Region	Bytes
BinLogDiskUsage		Region, EngineName	Bytes	Applicable
BinLogDiskUsage		Region, EngineName	Bytes
ForwardingWriterDMLThroughput		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
ForwardingWriterDMLThroughput		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
ForwardingWriterDMLThroughput		Region	Count
ForwardingWriterDMLThroughput		Region, EngineName	Count
ForwardingWriterDMLThroughput		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
Queries		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count/Second
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_unsupported_access		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_unsupported_access		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_unsupported_access		Region	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_unsupported_access		Region, EngineName	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_unsupported_access		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
AuroraSlowConnectionHandleCount		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
AuroraSlowConnectionHandleCount		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
AuroraSlowConnectionHandleCount		Region	Count
AuroraSlowConnectionHandleCount		Region, EngineName	Count
AuroraSlowConnectionHandleCount		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_column_geometry		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_column_geometry		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_column_geometry		Region	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_column_geometry		Region, EngineName	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_column_geometry		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
CommitThroughput		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count/Second
RollbackSegmentHistoryListLength		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
RollbackSegmentHistoryListLength		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
RollbackSegmentHistoryListLength		Region	Count
RollbackSegmentHistoryListLength		Region, EngineName	Count
RollbackSegmentHistoryListLength		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
SelectLatency		Region, DatabaseClass	Milliseconds
SelectLatency		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Milliseconds
SelectLatency		Region	Milliseconds
SelectLatency		Region, EngineName	Milliseconds
SelectLatency		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Milliseconds
ForwardingReplicaDMLLatency		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
ForwardingReplicaDMLLatency		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
ForwardingReplicaDMLLatency		Region	Count
ForwardingReplicaDMLLatency		Region, EngineName	Count
ForwardingReplicaDMLLatency		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
StorageNetworkThroughput		DBInstanceIdentifier	Bytes/Second
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_few_pages_outside_buffer_pool		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
DatabaseConnections	The number of client network connections to the database instance.	Region, DatabaseClass	Count
DatabaseConnections		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
DatabaseConnections		Region	Count
DatabaseConnections		Region, EngineName	Count	Applicable
DatabaseConnections		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_custom_charset		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_small_table		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_small_table		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_small_table		Region	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_small_table		Region, EngineName	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_small_table		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_row_length_too_long		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_row_length_too_long		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_row_length_too_long		Region	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_row_length_too_long		Region, EngineName	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_row_length_too_long		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
EngineUptime		Region, DatabaseClass	Seconds
EngineUptime		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Seconds
EngineUptime		Region	Seconds
EngineUptime		Region, EngineName	Seconds
EngineUptime		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Seconds
FreeStorageSpace	The amount of available storage space.	Region, DatabaseClass	Bytes
FreeStorageSpace		Region	Bytes
FreeStorageSpace		Region, EngineName	Bytes	Applicable
FreeStorageSpace		Region, EngineName	Bytes
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_column_lob		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_column_lob		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_column_lob		Region	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_column_lob		Region, EngineName	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_column_lob		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
AuroraVolumeBytesLeftTotal		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
AbortedClients		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
AbortedClients		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
AbortedClients		Region	Count
AbortedClients		Region, EngineName	Count
AbortedClients		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
BufferCacheHitRatio		Region, DatabaseClass	Percent
BufferCacheHitRatio		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Percent
BufferCacheHitRatio		Region	Percent
BufferCacheHitRatio		Region, EngineName	Percent
BufferCacheHitRatio		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Percent
FreeLocalStorage		DBInstanceIdentifier	Bytes
AuroraSlowHandshakeCount		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
AuroraSlowHandshakeCount		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
AuroraSlowHandshakeCount		Region	Count
AuroraSlowHandshakeCount		Region, EngineName	Count
AuroraSlowHandshakeCount		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_innodb_table_format		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_innodb_table_format		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_innodb_table_format		Region	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_innodb_table_format		Region, EngineName	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_innodb_table_format		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
ForwardingWriterDMLLatency		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
Queries		Region, DatabaseClass	Count/Second
Queries		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count/Second
Queries		Region	Count/Second
Queries		Region, EngineName	Count/Second
Queries		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count/Second
EBSByteBalance%	The percentage of throughput credits remaining in the burst bucket of your RDS database. This metric is available	Region, DatabaseClass	Percent
EBSByteBalance%		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Percent
EBSByteBalance%		Region	Percent
EBSByteBalance%		Region, EngineName	Percent	Applicable
EBSByteBalance%		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Percent
ActiveTransactions		Region, DatabaseClass	Count/Second
ActiveTransactions		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count/Second
ActiveTransactions		Region	Count/Second
ActiveTransactions		Region, EngineName	Count/Second
ActiveTransactions		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count/Second
InsertThroughput		Region, DatabaseClass	Count/Second
InsertThroughput		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count/Second
InsertThroughput		Region	Count/Second
InsertThroughput		Region, EngineName	Count/Second
InsertThroughput		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count/Second
ForwardingWriterOpenSessions		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
ForwardingWriterOpenSessions		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
ForwardingWriterOpenSessions		Region	Count
ForwardingWriterOpenSessions		Region, EngineName	Count
ForwardingWriterOpenSessions		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
SwapUsage	The amount of swap space used on the DB instance.	DBInstanceIdentifier	Bytes
VolumeReadIOPs		Region, DbClusterIdentifier, EngineName	Count
VolumeReadIOPs		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
VolumeReadIOPs		Region, EngineName	Count
ForwardingWriterDMLThroughput		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
AuroraVolumeBytesLeftTotal		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
AuroraVolumeBytesLeftTotal		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
AuroraVolumeBytesLeftTotal		Region	Count
AuroraVolumeBytesLeftTotal		Region, EngineName	Count
AuroraVolumeBytesLeftTotal		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_no_where_clause		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_no_where_clause		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_no_where_clause		Region	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_no_where_clause		Region, EngineName	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_no_where_clause		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
VolumeBytesUsed		Region, DbClusterIdentifier, EngineName	Bytes
VolumeBytesUsed		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Bytes
VolumeBytesUsed		Region, EngineName	Bytes
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_range_scan		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
UpdateLatency		Region, DatabaseClass	Milliseconds
UpdateLatency		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Milliseconds
UpdateLatency		Region	Milliseconds
UpdateLatency		Region, EngineName	Milliseconds
UpdateLatency		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Milliseconds
UpdateThroughput		Region, DatabaseClass	Count/Second
UpdateThroughput		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count/Second
UpdateThroughput		Region	Count/Second
UpdateThroughput		Region, EngineName	Count/Second
UpdateThroughput		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count/Second
CPUUtilization	The percentage of CPU utilization.	Region, DatabaseClass	Percent
CPUUtilization		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Percent
CPUUtilization		Region	Percent
CPUUtilization		Region, EngineName	Percent	Applicable
CPUUtilization		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Percent
Aurora_pq_request_in_progress		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
Aurora_pq_request_in_progress		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_in_progress		Region	Count
Aurora_pq_request_in_progress		Region, EngineName	Count
Aurora_pq_request_in_progress		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
ForwardingReplicaDMLThroughput		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
ForwardingReplicaDMLThroughput		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
ForwardingReplicaDMLThroughput		Region	Count
ForwardingReplicaDMLThroughput		Region, EngineName	Count
ForwardingReplicaDMLThroughput		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
LVMWriteIOPS		Region, DatabaseClass	Count/Second
LVMWriteIOPS		Region	Count/Second
LVMWriteIOPS		Region, EngineName	Count/Second	Applicable
ForwardingReplicaSelectThroughput		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
ForwardingReplicaSelectThroughput		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
ForwardingReplicaSelectThroughput		Region	Count
ForwardingReplicaSelectThroughput		Region, EngineName	Count
ForwardingReplicaSelectThroughput		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
Aurora_pq_request_failed		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
Aurora_pq_request_failed		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_failed		Region	Count
Aurora_pq_request_failed		Region, EngineName	Count
Aurora_pq_request_failed		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_range_scan		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_range_scan		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_range_scan		Region	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_range_scan		Region, EngineName	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_range_scan		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
EngineUptime		DBInstanceIdentifier	Seconds
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_few_pages_outside_buffer_pool		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_few_pages_outside_buffer_pool		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_few_pages_outside_buffer_pool		Region	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_few_pages_outside_buffer_pool		Region, EngineName	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_few_pages_outside_buffer_pool		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen		Region	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen		Region, EngineName	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
ConnectionAttempts	The number of attempts to connect to an instance, whether successful or not.	Region, DatabaseClass	Count
ConnectionAttempts		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
ConnectionAttempts		Region	Count
ConnectionAttempts		Region, EngineName	Count
ConnectionAttempts		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
ForwardingWriterOpenSessions		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
NetworkThroughput		Region, DatabaseClass	Bytes/Second
NetworkThroughput		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Bytes/Second
NetworkThroughput		Region	Bytes/Second
NetworkThroughput		Region, EngineName	Bytes/Second
NetworkThroughput		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Bytes/Second
RollbackSegmentHistoryListLength		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
SnapshotStorageUsed		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Bytes
SnapshotStorageUsed		Region, EngineName	Bytes
AuroraBinlogReplicaLag		Region, DatabaseClass	Seconds
AuroraBinlogReplicaLag		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Seconds
AuroraBinlogReplicaLag		Region	Seconds
AuroraBinlogReplicaLag		Region, EngineName	Seconds
AuroraBinlogReplicaLag		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Seconds
ForwardingReplicaSelectLatency		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
ForwardingReplicaSelectLatency		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
ForwardingReplicaSelectLatency		Region	Count
ForwardingReplicaSelectLatency		Region, EngineName	Count
ForwardingReplicaSelectLatency		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
LVMReadIOPS		Region, DatabaseClass	Count/Second
LVMReadIOPS		Region	Count/Second
LVMReadIOPS		Region, EngineName	Count/Second	Applicable
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_index_hint		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
FreeLocalStorage		Region, DatabaseClass	Bytes
FreeLocalStorage		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Bytes
FreeLocalStorage		Region	Bytes
FreeLocalStorage		Region, EngineName	Bytes
FreeLocalStorage		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Bytes
StorageNetworkReceiveThroughput		Region, DatabaseClass	Bytes/Second
StorageNetworkReceiveThroughput		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Bytes/Second
StorageNetworkReceiveThroughput		Region	Bytes/Second
StorageNetworkReceiveThroughput		Region, EngineName	Bytes/Second
StorageNetworkReceiveThroughput		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Bytes/Second
Aurora_pq_request_executed		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
Aurora_pq_request_executed		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_executed		Region	Count
Aurora_pq_request_executed		Region, EngineName	Count
Aurora_pq_request_executed		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
ReadLatency	The average amount of time taken per disk I/O operation.	Region, DatabaseClass	Seconds
ReadLatency		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Seconds
ReadLatency		Region	Seconds
ReadLatency		Region, EngineName	Seconds
ReadLatency		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Seconds
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_update_delete_stmts		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_update_delete_stmts		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_update_delete_stmts		Region	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_update_delete_stmts		Region, EngineName	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_update_delete_stmts		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
FreeableMemory	The amount of available random access memory.	DBInstanceIdentifier	Bytes	Applicable
FreeableMemory		DBInstanceIdentifier	Bytes
FreeableMemory		DBInstanceIdentifier	Bytes
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_below_min_rows		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_below_min_rows		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_below_min_rows		Region	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_below_min_rows		Region, EngineName	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_below_min_rows		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
AuroraSlowConnectionHandleCount		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
StorageNetworkThroughput		Region, DatabaseClass	Bytes/Second
StorageNetworkThroughput		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Bytes/Second
StorageNetworkThroughput		Region	Bytes/Second
StorageNetworkThroughput		Region, EngineName	Bytes/Second
StorageNetworkThroughput		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Bytes/Second
ActiveTransactions		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count/Second
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_column_virtual		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_column_virtual		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_column_virtual		Region	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_column_virtual		Region, EngineName	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_column_virtual		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
LoginFailures		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count/Second
ForwardingReplicaReadWaitThroughput		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
ForwardingReplicaReadWaitThroughput		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
ForwardingReplicaReadWaitThroughput		Region	Count
ForwardingReplicaReadWaitThroughput		Region, EngineName	Count
ForwardingReplicaReadWaitThroughput		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
SelectLatency		DBInstanceIdentifier	Milliseconds
VolumeWriteIOPs		Region, DbClusterIdentifier, EngineName	Count
VolumeWriteIOPs		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
VolumeWriteIOPs		Region, EngineName	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_full_text_index		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_full_text_index		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_full_text_index		Region	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_full_text_index		Region, EngineName	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_full_text_index		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
AuroraBinlogReplicaLag		DBInstanceIdentifier	Seconds
RowLockTime		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
RowLockTime		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
RowLockTime		Region	Count
RowLockTime		Region, EngineName	Count
RowLockTime		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_column_bit		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_high_buffer_pool_pct		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_high_buffer_pool_pct		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_high_buffer_pool_pct		Region	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_high_buffer_pool_pct		Region, EngineName	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_high_buffer_pool_pct		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
ForwardingWriterDMLLatency		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
ForwardingWriterDMLLatency		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
ForwardingWriterDMLLatency		Region	Count
ForwardingWriterDMLLatency		Region, EngineName	Count
ForwardingWriterDMLLatency		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_index_hint		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_index_hint		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_index_hint		Region	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_index_hint		Region, EngineName	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_index_hint		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
CommitLatency		DBInstanceIdentifier	Milliseconds
ForwardingReplicaSelectLatency		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
ReadIOPS	The average number of disk read I/O operations per second.	Region, DatabaseClass	Count/Second
ReadIOPS		Region	Count/Second
ReadIOPS		Region, EngineName	Count/Second
StorageNetworkTransmitThroughput		DBInstanceIdentifier	Bytes/Second
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_innodb_table_format		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
WriteLatency	The average amount of time taken per disk I/O operation.	Region, DatabaseClass	Seconds
WriteLatency		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Seconds
WriteLatency		Region	Seconds
WriteLatency		Region, EngineName	Seconds
WriteLatency		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Seconds
SelectThroughput		Region, DatabaseClass	Count/Second
SelectThroughput		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count/Second
SelectThroughput		Region	Count/Second
SelectThroughput		Region, EngineName	Count/Second
SelectThroughput		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count/Second
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
FreeableMemory	The amount of available random access memory.	Region, DatabaseClass	Bytes
FreeableMemory		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Bytes
FreeableMemory		Region	Bytes
FreeableMemory		Region, EngineName	Bytes	Applicable
FreeableMemory		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Bytes
FreeableMemory		Region, EngineName	Bytes
ReadLatency	The average amount of time taken per disk I/O operation.	DBInstanceIdentifier	Seconds	Applicable
DMLLatency		DBInstanceIdentifier	Milliseconds
NetworkReceiveThroughput	The incoming (receive) network traffic on the DB instance, including both customer database traffic and Amazon RDS	DBInstanceIdentifier	Bytes/Second	Applicable
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_unsupported_access		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
UpdateLatency		DBInstanceIdentifier	Milliseconds
DBLoad		DBInstanceIdentifier	None
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_row_length_too_long		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
BinLogDiskUsage	The amount of disk space occupied by binary logs. If automatic backups are enabled for MySQL and MariaDB instances,	DBInstanceIdentifier	Bytes	Applicable
BinLogDiskUsage		DBInstanceIdentifier	Bytes
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_no_where_clause		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
DDLLatency		DBInstanceIdentifier	Milliseconds
SumBinaryLogSize		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_below_min_rows		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_in_progress		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
DatabaseConnections	The number of client network connections to the database instance.	DBInstanceIdentifier	Count	Applicable
CPUUtilization	The percentage of CPU utilization.	DBInstanceIdentifier	Percent	Applicable
ForwardingReplicaReadWaitLatency		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
ForwardingReplicaReadWaitLatency		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
ForwardingReplicaReadWaitLatency		Region	Count
ForwardingReplicaReadWaitLatency		Region, EngineName	Count
ForwardingReplicaReadWaitLatency		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
AbortedClients		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
ReadThroughput	The average number of bytes read from disk per second.	DBInstanceIdentifier	Bytes/Second
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_column_virtual		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_throttled		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
Aurora_pq_request_throttled		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_throttled		Region	Count
Aurora_pq_request_throttled		Region, EngineName	Count
Aurora_pq_request_throttled		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
AuroraDMLRejectedWriterFull		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
AuroraDMLRejectedWriterFull		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
AuroraDMLRejectedWriterFull		Region	Count
AuroraDMLRejectedWriterFull		Region, EngineName	Count
AuroraDMLRejectedWriterFull		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
ForwardingReplicaDMLLatency		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
WriteThroughput	The average number of bytes written to disk per second.	DBInstanceIdentifier	Bytes/Second
DiskQueueDepth	The number of outstanding I/Os (read/write requests) waiting to access the disk.	DBInstanceIdentifier	Count	Applicable
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_full_text_index		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
ForwardingReplicaOpenSessions		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
StorageNetworkTransmitThroughput		Region, DatabaseClass	Bytes/Second
StorageNetworkTransmitThroughput		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Bytes/Second
StorageNetworkTransmitThroughput		Region	Bytes/Second
StorageNetworkTransmitThroughput		Region, EngineName	Bytes/Second
StorageNetworkTransmitThroughput		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Bytes/Second
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_long_trx		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_temporary_table		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
RowLockTime		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_tx_isolation		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
NetworkReceiveThroughput	The incoming (receive) network traffic on the DB instance, including both customer database traffic and Amazon RDS	Region, DatabaseClass	Bytes/Second
NetworkReceiveThroughput		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Bytes/Second
NetworkReceiveThroughput		Region	Bytes/Second
NetworkReceiveThroughput		Region, EngineName	Bytes/Second	Applicable
NetworkReceiveThroughput		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Bytes/Second
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_small_table		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
DBLoadNonCPU		DBInstanceIdentifier	None
WriteIOPS	The average number of disk write I/O operations per second.	Region, DatabaseClass	Count/Second
WriteIOPS		Region	Count/Second
WriteIOPS		Region, EngineName	Count/Second
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_column_lob		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
BurstBalance	The percent of General Purpose SSD (gp2) burst-bucket I/O credits available.	DBInstanceIdentifier	Percent	Applicable
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_instant_ddl		Region, DatabaseClass	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_instant_ddl		Region, DBClusterIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_instant_ddl		Region	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_instant_ddl		Region, EngineName	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_instant_ddl		Region, DBClusterIdentifier, Role	Count
DMLThroughput		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count/Second
WriteIOPS	The average number of disk write I/O operations per second.	DBInstanceIdentifier	Count/Second
WriteThroughput	The average number of bytes written to disk per second.	Region, DatabaseClass	Bytes/Second
WriteThroughput		Region	Bytes/Second
WriteThroughput		Region, EngineName	Bytes/Second
BufferCacheHitRatio		DBInstanceIdentifier	Percent
ConnectionAttempts	The number of attempts to connect to an instance, whether successful or not.	DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
NetworkTransmitThroughput	The outgoing (transmit) network traffic on the DB instance, including both customer database traffic and Amazon RDS	DBInstanceIdentifier	Bytes/Second
Aurora_pq_request_executed		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
UpdateThroughput		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count/Second
ForwardingReplicaSelectThroughput		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
StorageNetworkReceiveThroughput		DBInstanceIdentifier	Bytes/Second
DeleteLatency		DBInstanceIdentifier	Milliseconds
DDLThroughput		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count/Second
ReadIOPS	The average number of disk read I/O operations per second.	DBInstanceIdentifier	Count/Second
EBSByteBalance%	The percentage of throughput credits remaining in the burst bucket of your RDS database. This metric is available	DBInstanceIdentifier	Percent	Applicable
NetworkThroughput		DBInstanceIdentifier	Bytes/Second
DBLoad		Region	None
Deadlocks		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count/Second
AuroraSlowHandshakeCount		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_throttled		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
LVMReadIOPS		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count/Second	Applicable
NumBinaryLogFiles		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
EBSIOBalance%	The percentage of I/O credits remaining in the burst bucket of your RDS database. This metric is available for basic	DBInstanceIdentifier	Percent	Applicable
BurstBalance	The percent of General Purpose SSD (gp2) burst-bucket I/O credits available.	Region, DatabaseClass	Percent
BurstBalance		Region	Percent
BurstBalance		Region, EngineName	Percent	Applicable
FreeStorageSpace	The amount of available storage space.	DBInstanceIdentifier	Bytes	Applicable
FreeStorageSpace		DBInstanceIdentifier	Bytes
FreeStorageSpace		DBInstanceIdentifier	Bytes
DBLoadNonCPU		Region	None
AuroraDMLRejectedWriterFull		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
InsertLatency		DBInstanceIdentifier	Milliseconds
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_instant_ddl		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_update_delete_stmts		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
SelectThroughput		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count/Second
InsertThroughput		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count/Second
Aurora_pq_request_not_chosen_column_geometry		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count
WriteLatency	The average amount of time taken per disk I/O operation.	DBInstanceIdentifier	Seconds	Applicable
LVMWriteIOPS		DBInstanceIdentifier	Count/Second	Applicable

Source: aws-service-robomaker.md¶

title: AWS RoboMaker monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-robomaker scraped: 2026-02-16T21:26:46.627591

AWS RoboMaker monitoring¶

How-to guide
1-min read
Published Jul 23, 2020

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including AWS RoboMaker. You can view graphs per service instance, with a set of dimensions, and create custom graphs that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.199+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.
To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

AWS endpoints that need to be reachable from ActiveGate with corresponding AWS services¶

Endpoint	Service
`autoscaling.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in), Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
`lambda.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Lambda (built-in), AWS Lambda
`elasticloadbalancing.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in), Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)
`dynamodb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB (built-in), Amazon DynamoDB
`ec2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EBS (built-in), Amazon EC2 (built-in), Amazon EBS, Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet, Amazon VPC NAT Gateways, AWS Transit Gateway, AWS Site-to-Site VPN
`rds.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon RDS (built-in), Amazon Aurora, Amazon DocumentDB, Amazon Neptune, Amazon RDS
`s3.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon S3 (built-in)
`acm-pca.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority
`apigateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon API Gateway
`apprunner.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS App Runner
`appstream2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon AppStream
`appsync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS AppSync
`athena.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Athena
`cloudfront.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudFront
`cloudhsmv2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CloudHSM
`cloudsearch.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudSearch
`codebuild.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CodeBuild
`datasync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS DataSync
`dax.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)
`dms.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)
`directconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Direct Connect
`ecs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), Amazon ECS Container Insights
`elasticfilesystem.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
`eks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
`elasticache.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon ElastiCache (EC)
`elasticbeanstalk.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elastic Beanstalk
`elastictranscoder.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Transcoder
`es.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)
`events.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EventBridge
`fsx.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon FSx
`gamelift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon GameLift
`glue.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Glue
`inspector.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Inspector
`kafka.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka
`models.lex.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Lex
`logs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudWatch Logs
`api.mediatailor.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaTailor
`mediaconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaConnect
`mediapackage.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live
`mediapackage-vod.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand
`opsworks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS OpsWorks
`qldb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon QLDB
`redshift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Redshift
`robomaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS RoboMaker
`route53.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53
`route53resolver.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53 Resolver
`api.sagemaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SageMaker Endpoints, Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances
`sns.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
`sqs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
`storagegateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Storage Gateway
`swf.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SWF
`transfer.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Transfer Family
`workmail.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkMail
`workspaces.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkSpaces

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

Robo dash

Available metrics¶

SimulationJobId is the main dimension.

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
Memory	The amount of Memory, in GB, used by the SimulationJob	Gigabytes	Multi	SimulationJobId	Applicable
RealTimeFactor	The ratio of the amount of time that was simulated versus wall clock time	Count	Multi	SimulationJobId	Applicable
SimulationUnit	SimulationUnit is calculated based on vCPU and memory consumption of the Simulation Job	Count	Multi	SimulationJobId	Applicable
SimulationUnit		Count	Sum	SimulationJobId	Applicable
vCPU	The number of virtual CPU cores used by the simulation job	Count	Multi	SimulationJobId	Applicable

Limitations¶

The vCPU, Memory, and SimulationUnit metrics are for estimation purposes. AWS RoboMaker emits metrics while preparing to run a simulation job. Charges do not accrue until the simulation job is in the Running state. For more information, see AWS documentationï»¿.

Source: aws-service-route-53-resolver.md¶

title: Amazon Route 53 Resolver monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-route-53-resolver scraped: 2026-02-17T05:06:56.052096

Amazon Route 53 Resolver monitoring¶

How-to guide
2-min read
Published Sep 08, 2020

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including Amazon Route 53 Resolver. You can view metrics for each service instance, split metrics into multiple dimensions, and create custom charts that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in a SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.201+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.

To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

AWS endpoints that need to be reachable from ActiveGate with corresponding AWS services¶

Endpoint	Service
`autoscaling.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in), Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
`lambda.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Lambda (built-in), AWS Lambda
`elasticloadbalancing.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in), Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)
`dynamodb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB (built-in), Amazon DynamoDB
`ec2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EBS (built-in), Amazon EC2 (built-in), Amazon EBS, Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet, Amazon VPC NAT Gateways, AWS Transit Gateway, AWS Site-to-Site VPN
`rds.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon RDS (built-in), Amazon Aurora, Amazon DocumentDB, Amazon Neptune, Amazon RDS
`s3.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon S3 (built-in)
`acm-pca.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority
`apigateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon API Gateway
`apprunner.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS App Runner
`appstream2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon AppStream
`appsync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS AppSync
`athena.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Athena
`cloudfront.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudFront
`cloudhsmv2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CloudHSM
`cloudsearch.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudSearch
`codebuild.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CodeBuild
`datasync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS DataSync
`dax.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)
`dms.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)
`directconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Direct Connect
`ecs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), Amazon ECS Container Insights
`elasticfilesystem.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
`eks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
`elasticache.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon ElastiCache (EC)
`elasticbeanstalk.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elastic Beanstalk
`elastictranscoder.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Transcoder
`es.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)
`events.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EventBridge
`fsx.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon FSx
`gamelift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon GameLift
`glue.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Glue
`inspector.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Inspector
`kafka.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka
`models.lex.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Lex
`logs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudWatch Logs
`api.mediatailor.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaTailor
`mediaconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaConnect
`mediapackage.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live
`mediapackage-vod.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand
`opsworks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS OpsWorks
`qldb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon QLDB
`redshift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Redshift
`robomaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS RoboMaker
`route53.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53
`route53resolver.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53 Resolver
`api.sagemaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SageMaker Endpoints, Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances
`sns.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
`sqs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
`storagegateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Storage Gateway
`swf.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SWF
`transfer.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Transfer Family
`workmail.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkMail
`workspaces.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkSpaces

Route 53 is a global service; hosted zone metrics (for example, DNSQueries) are available only in the us-east-1 region. To get hosted zone metrics, credentials must have at least following permissions set for the us-east-1 region:

"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

53 resolver

Available metrics¶

EndpointId is the main dimension.

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
EndpointHealthyENICount	The number of elastic network interfaces in the `OPERATIONAL` status.	Count	Multi	EndpointId
EndpointUnHealthyENICount	The number of elastic network interfaces in the `AUTO_RECOVERING` status.	Count	Multi	EndpointId
InboundQueryVolume	The number of DNS queries forwarded from your network to your VPCs through the endpoint specified by `EndpointId` (for inbound endpoints)	Count	Sum	EndpointId	Applicable
InboundQueryVolume		Count	Sum	Region	Applicable
InboundQueryVolume		Count	Sum	Region, RniId
OutboundQueryAggregateVolume	The total number of DNS queries forwarded from Amazon VPCs to your network (for outbound endpoints)	Count	Sum	Region
OutboundQueryAggregateVolume		Count	Sum	Region, RniId
OutboundQueryAggregateVolume		Count	Sum	EndpointId	Applicable
OutboundQueryVolume	The number of DNS queries forwarded from your VPCs to your network through the endpoint specified by `EndpointId` (for outbound endpoints)	Count	Sum	EndpointId	Applicable
OutboundQueryVolume		Count	Sum	Region	Applicable

Source: aws-service-simple-workflow-service-swf.md¶

title: Amazon SWF (Simple Workflow Service) monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-simple-workflow-service-swf scraped: 2026-02-16T21:31:52.303070

Amazon SWF (Simple Workflow Service) monitoring¶

How-to guide
4-min read
Published Sep 08, 2020

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including Amazon Simple Workflow Service (Amazon SWF). You can view metrics for each service instance, split metrics into multiple dimensions, and create custom charts that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in a SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.201+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.

To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

AWS endpoints that need to be reachable from ActiveGate with corresponding AWS services¶

Endpoint	Service
`autoscaling.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in), Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
`lambda.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Lambda (built-in), AWS Lambda
`elasticloadbalancing.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in), Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)
`dynamodb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB (built-in), Amazon DynamoDB
`ec2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EBS (built-in), Amazon EC2 (built-in), Amazon EBS, Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet, Amazon VPC NAT Gateways, AWS Transit Gateway, AWS Site-to-Site VPN
`rds.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon RDS (built-in), Amazon Aurora, Amazon DocumentDB, Amazon Neptune, Amazon RDS
`s3.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon S3 (built-in)
`acm-pca.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority
`apigateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon API Gateway
`apprunner.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS App Runner
`appstream2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon AppStream
`appsync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS AppSync
`athena.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Athena
`cloudfront.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudFront
`cloudhsmv2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CloudHSM
`cloudsearch.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudSearch
`codebuild.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CodeBuild
`datasync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS DataSync
`dax.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)
`dms.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)
`directconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Direct Connect
`ecs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), Amazon ECS Container Insights
`elasticfilesystem.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
`eks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
`elasticache.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon ElastiCache (EC)
`elasticbeanstalk.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elastic Beanstalk
`elastictranscoder.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Transcoder
`es.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)
`events.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EventBridge
`fsx.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon FSx
`gamelift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon GameLift
`glue.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Glue
`inspector.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Inspector
`kafka.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka
`models.lex.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Lex
`logs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudWatch Logs
`api.mediatailor.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaTailor
`mediaconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaConnect
`mediapackage.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live
`mediapackage-vod.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand
`opsworks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS OpsWorks
`qldb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon QLDB
`redshift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Redshift
`robomaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS RoboMaker
`route53.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53
`route53resolver.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53 Resolver
`api.sagemaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SageMaker Endpoints, Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances
`sns.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
`sqs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
`storagegateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Storage Gateway
`swf.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SWF
`transfer.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Transfer Family
`workmail.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkMail
`workspaces.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkSpaces

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

Swf

Available metrics¶

Domain is the main dimension.

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
ActivityTaskScheduleToCloseTime	The time interval, in milliseconds, between the time when the activity was scheduled and when it closed	Milliseconds	Multi	Domain, ActivityTypeName, ActivityTypeVersion	Applicable
ActivityTaskScheduleToStartTime	The time interval, in milliseconds, between the time when the activity task was scheduled and when it started	Milliseconds	Multi	Domain, ActivityTypeName, ActivityTypeVersion	Applicable
ActivityTaskStartToCloseTime	The time interval, in milliseconds, between the time when the activity task started and when it closed	Milliseconds	Multi	Domain, ActivityTypeName, ActivityTypeVersion	Applicable
ActivityTasksCanceled	The count of activity tasks that were canceled	Count	Sum	Domain, ActivityTypeName, ActivityTypeVersion
ActivityTasksCompleted	The count of activity tasks that completed	Count	Sum	Domain, ActivityTypeName, ActivityTypeVersion
ActivityTasksFailed	The count of activity tasks that failed	Count	Sum	Domain, ActivityTypeName, ActivityTypeVersion
ConsumedCapacity	The count of requests per second	Count	Sum	Region, APIName
ConsumedCapacity		Count	Sum	Region, DecisionName	Applicable
DecisionTaskScheduleToStartTime	The time interval, in milliseconds, between the time that the decision task was scheduled and when it was picked up by a worker and started	Milliseconds	Multi	Domain, WorkflowTypeName, WorkflowTypeVersion	Applicable
DecisionTaskStartToCloseTime	The time interval, in milliseconds, between the time that the decision task was started and when it closed	Milliseconds	Multi	Domain, WorkflowTypeName, WorkflowTypeVersion	Applicable
DecisionTasksCompleted	The count of decision tasks that have been completed	Count	Sum	Domain, WorkflowTypeName, WorkflowTypeVersion
PendingTasks	The count of pending tasks in a one minute interval for a specific task list	Count	Sum	Domain
ProvisionedBucketSize	The count of available requests per second	Count	Minimum	Region, APIName
ProvisionedBucketSize		Count	Minimum	Region, DecisionName
ProvisionedRefillRate	The count of requests per second that are allowed into the bucket	Count	Minimum	Region, APIName
ProvisionedRefillRate		Count	Minimum	Region, DecisionName
ScheduledActivityTasksTimedOutOnClose	The count of activity tasks that were scheduled but timed out on close	Count	Sum	Domain, ActivityTypeName, ActivityTypeVersion
ScheduledActivityTasksTimedOutOnStart	The count of activity tasks that were scheduled but timed out on start	Count	Sum	Domain, ActivityTypeName, ActivityTypeVersion
StartedActivityTasksTimedOutOnClose	The count of activity tasks that were started but timed out on close	Count	Sum	Domain, ActivityTypeName, ActivityTypeVersion
StartedActivityTasksTimedOutOnHeartbeat	The count of activity tasks that were started but timed out due to a heartbeat timeout	Count	Sum	Domain, ActivityTypeName, ActivityTypeVersion
StartedDecisionTasksTimedOutOnClose	The count of decision tasks that started but timed out on closing	Count	Sum	Domain, WorkflowTypeName, WorkflowTypeVersion
ThrottledEvents	The count of requests that have been throttled	Count	Sum	Region, APIName
ThrottledEvents		Count	Sum	Region, DecisionName	Applicable
WorkflowStartToCloseTime	The time, in milliseconds, between the time the workflow started and when it closed	Milliseconds	Multi	Domain, WorkflowTypeName, WorkflowTypeVersion	Applicable
WorkflowsCanceled	The count of workflows that were canceled	Count	Sum	Domain, WorkflowTypeName, WorkflowTypeVersion	Applicable
WorkflowsCompleted	The count of workflows that completed	Count	Sum	Domain, WorkflowTypeName, WorkflowTypeVersion	Applicable
WorkflowsContinuedAsNew	The count of workflows that continued as new	Count	Sum	Domain, WorkflowTypeName, WorkflowTypeVersion	Applicable
WorkflowsFailed	The count of workflows that failed	Count	Sum	Domain, WorkflowTypeName, WorkflowTypeVersion	Applicable
WorkflowsTerminated	The count of workflows that were terminated	Count	Sum	Domain, WorkflowTypeName, WorkflowTypeVersion	Applicable
WorkflowsTimedOut	The count of workflows that timed out, for any reason	Count	Sum	Domain, WorkflowTypeName, WorkflowTypeVersion	Applicable

Source: aws-service-site-to-site-vpn.md¶

title: AWS Site-to-Site VPN monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-site-to-site-vpn scraped: 2026-02-17T05:06:49.126504

AWS Site-to-Site VPN monitoring¶

How-to guide
1-min read
Published Jul 23, 2020

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including AWS Site-to-Site VPN. You can view graphs per service instance, with a set of dimensions, and create custom graphs that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.199+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.
To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

AWS endpoints that need to be reachable from ActiveGate with corresponding AWS services¶

Endpoint	Service
`autoscaling.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in), Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
`lambda.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Lambda (built-in), AWS Lambda
`elasticloadbalancing.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in), Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)
`dynamodb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB (built-in), Amazon DynamoDB
`ec2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EBS (built-in), Amazon EC2 (built-in), Amazon EBS, Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet, Amazon VPC NAT Gateways, AWS Transit Gateway, AWS Site-to-Site VPN
`rds.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon RDS (built-in), Amazon Aurora, Amazon DocumentDB, Amazon Neptune, Amazon RDS
`s3.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon S3 (built-in)
`acm-pca.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority
`apigateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon API Gateway
`apprunner.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS App Runner
`appstream2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon AppStream
`appsync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS AppSync
`athena.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Athena
`cloudfront.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudFront
`cloudhsmv2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CloudHSM
`cloudsearch.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudSearch
`codebuild.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CodeBuild
`datasync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS DataSync
`dax.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)
`dms.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)
`directconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Direct Connect
`ecs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), Amazon ECS Container Insights
`elasticfilesystem.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
`eks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
`elasticache.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon ElastiCache (EC)
`elasticbeanstalk.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elastic Beanstalk
`elastictranscoder.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Transcoder
`es.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)
`events.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EventBridge
`fsx.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon FSx
`gamelift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon GameLift
`glue.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Glue
`inspector.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Inspector
`kafka.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka
`models.lex.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Lex
`logs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudWatch Logs
`api.mediatailor.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaTailor
`mediaconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaConnect
`mediapackage.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live
`mediapackage-vod.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand
`opsworks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS OpsWorks
`qldb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon QLDB
`redshift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Redshift
`robomaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS RoboMaker
`route53.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53
`route53resolver.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53 Resolver
`api.sagemaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SageMaker Endpoints, Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances
`sns.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
`sqs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
`storagegateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Storage Gateway
`swf.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SWF
`transfer.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Transfer Family
`workmail.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkMail
`workspaces.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkSpaces

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

AWS vpn

Available metrics¶

VpnId is the main dimension.

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
TunnelDataIn	The bytes received through the VPN tunnel	Bytes	Sum	VpnId	Applicable
TunnelDataIn		Bytes	Sum	Region	Applicable
TunnelDataIn		Bytes	Sum	Region, TunnelIpAddress
TunnelDataOut	The bytes sent through the VPN tunnel	Bytes	Sum	VpnId	Applicable
TunnelDataOut		Bytes	Sum	Region	Applicable
TunnelDataOut		Bytes	Sum	Region, TunnelIpAddress
TunnelState	The state of the tunnel. For static VPNs, 0 indicates DOWN and 1 indicates UP. For BGP VPNs, 1 indicates ESTABLISHED and 0 is used for all other states	Count	Multi	Region	Applicable
TunnelState		Count	Multi	Region, TunnelIpAddress
TunnelState		Count	Multi	VpnId	Applicable

Source: aws-service-step-functions.md¶

title: AWS Step Functions monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-step-functions scraped: 2026-02-15T21:29:21.606384

AWS Step Functions monitoring¶

How-to guide
5-min read
Published Jul 06, 2020

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including AWS Step Functions. You can view metrics for each service instance, split metrics into multiple dimensions, and create custom charts that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.200+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.

To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

Step

Available metrics¶

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
ActivitiesFailed	The number of failed activities	Count	Sum	Region, ActivityArn	Applicable
ActivitiesHeartbeatTimedOut	The number of activities that time out due to a heartbeat timeout	Count	Sum	Region, ActivityArn	Applicable
ActivitiesScheduled	The number of scheduled activities	Count	Sum	Region, ActivityArn	Applicable
ActivitiesStarted	The number of started activities	Count	Sum	Region, ActivityArn
ActivitiesSucceeded	The number of successfully completed activities	Count	Sum	Region, ActivityArn	Applicable
ActivitiesTimedOut	The number of activities that time out on close	Count	Sum	Region, ActivityArn	Applicable
ActivityRunTime	The interval, in milliseconds, between the time the activity starts and the time it closes	Milliseconds	Multi	Region, ActivityArn	Applicable
ActivityScheduleTime	The interval, in milliseconds, for which the activity stays in the schedule state	Milliseconds	Multi	Region, ActivityArn
ActivityTime	The interval, in milliseconds, between the time the activity is scheduled and the time it closes	Milliseconds	Multi	Region, ActivityArn
ConsumedCapacity	The count of requests per second	Count	Sum	Region, ServiceMetric	Applicable
ConsumedCapacity		Count	Sum	Region, APIName	Applicable
ExecutionThrottled	The number of StateEntered events and retries that have been throttled	Count	Sum	Region, StateMachineArn	Applicable
ExecutionTime	The interval, in milliseconds, between the time the execution starts and the time it closes	Milliseconds	Multi	Region, StateMachineArn	Applicable
ExecutionsAborted	The number of aborted or terminated executions	Count	Sum	Region, StateMachineArn	Applicable
ExecutionsFailed	The number of failed executions	Count	Sum	Region, StateMachineArn	Applicable
ExecutionsStarted	The number of started executions	Count	Sum	Region, StateMachineArn	Applicable
ExecutionsSucceeded	The number of successfully completed executions	Count	Sum	Region, StateMachineArn	Applicable
ExecutionsTimedOut	The number of executions that time out for any reason	Count	Sum	Region, StateMachineArn	Applicable
LambdaFunctionRunTime	The interval, in milliseconds, between the time the Lambda function starts and the time it closes	Milliseconds	Multi	Region, LambdaFunctionArn	Applicable
LambdaFunctionScheduleTime	The interval, in milliseconds, for which the Lambda function stays in the schedule state	Milliseconds	Multi	Region, LambdaFunctionArn
LambdaFunctionTime	The interval, in milliseconds, between the time the Lambda function is scheduled and the time it closes	Milliseconds	Multi	Region, LambdaFunctionArn
LambdaFunctionsFailed	The number of failed Lambda functions	Count	Sum	Region, LambdaFunctionArn	Applicable
LambdaFunctionsScheduled	The number of scheduled Lambda functions	Count	Sum	Region, LambdaFunctionArn	Applicable
LambdaFunctionsStarted	The number of started Lambda functions	Count	Sum	Region, LambdaFunctionArn
LambdaFunctionsSucceeded	The number of successfully completed Lambda functions	Count	Sum	Region, LambdaFunctionArn	Applicable
LambdaFunctionsTimedOut	The number of Lambda functions that time out on close	Count	Sum	Region, LambdaFunctionArn	Applicable
ProvisionedBucketSize	The count of available requests per second	Count	Multi	Region, ServiceMetric
ProvisionedBucketSize		Count	Multi	Region, APIName
ProvisionedRefillRate	The count of requests per second that are allowed into the bucket	Count	Multi	Region, ServiceMetric
ProvisionedRefillRate		Count	Multi	Region, APIName
ServiceIntegrationRunTime	The interval, in milliseconds, between the time the service task starts and the time it closes	Milliseconds	Multi	Region, ServiceIntegrationResourceArn	Applicable
ServiceIntegrationScheduleTime	The interval, in milliseconds, for which the service task stays in the schedule state	Milliseconds	Multi	Region, ServiceIntegrationResourceArn
ServiceIntegrationTime	The interval, in milliseconds, between the time the service task is scheduled and the time it closes	Milliseconds	Multi	Region, ServiceIntegrationResourceArn
ServiceIntegrationsFailed	The number of failed service tasks	Count	Sum	Region, ServiceIntegrationResourceArn	Applicable
ServiceIntegrationsScheduled	The number of scheduled service tasks.	Count	Sum	Region, ServiceIntegrationResourceArn	Applicable
ServiceIntegrationsStarted	The number of started service tasks	Count	Sum	Region, ServiceIntegrationResourceArn
ServiceIntegrationsSucceeded	The number of successfully completed service tasks	Count	Sum	Region, ServiceIntegrationResourceArn	Applicable
ServiceIntegrationsTimedOut	The number of service tasks that time out on close	Count	Sum	Region, ServiceIntegrationResourceArn	Applicable
ThrottledEvents	The count of requests that have been throttled	Count	Sum	Region, ServiceMetric	Applicable
ThrottledEvents		Count	Sum	Region, APIName	Applicable

Limitations¶

Dynatrace gathers metrics for AWS Step Functions at the custom device group level instead of the custom device level (metrics are service-wide).

Source: aws-service-storage-gateway.md¶

title: AWS Storage Gateway monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-storage-gateway scraped: 2026-02-15T09:13:09.758595

AWS Storage Gateway monitoring¶

How-to guide
6-min read
Published Jul 06, 2020

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including AWS Storage Gateway. You can view metrics for each service instance, split metrics into multiple dimensions, and create custom charts that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.200+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.

To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

AWS endpoints that need to be reachable from ActiveGate with corresponding AWS services¶

Endpoint	Service
`autoscaling.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in), Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
`lambda.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Lambda (built-in), AWS Lambda
`elasticloadbalancing.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in), Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)
`dynamodb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB (built-in), Amazon DynamoDB
`ec2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EBS (built-in), Amazon EC2 (built-in), Amazon EBS, Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet, Amazon VPC NAT Gateways, AWS Transit Gateway, AWS Site-to-Site VPN
`rds.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon RDS (built-in), Amazon Aurora, Amazon DocumentDB, Amazon Neptune, Amazon RDS
`s3.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon S3 (built-in)
`acm-pca.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority
`apigateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon API Gateway
`apprunner.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS App Runner
`appstream2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon AppStream
`appsync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS AppSync
`athena.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Athena
`cloudfront.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudFront
`cloudhsmv2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CloudHSM
`cloudsearch.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudSearch
`codebuild.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CodeBuild
`datasync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS DataSync
`dax.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)
`dms.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)
`directconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Direct Connect
`ecs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), Amazon ECS Container Insights
`elasticfilesystem.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
`eks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
`elasticache.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon ElastiCache (EC)
`elasticbeanstalk.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elastic Beanstalk
`elastictranscoder.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Transcoder
`es.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)
`events.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EventBridge
`fsx.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon FSx
`gamelift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon GameLift
`glue.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Glue
`inspector.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Inspector
`kafka.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka
`models.lex.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Lex
`logs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudWatch Logs
`api.mediatailor.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaTailor
`mediaconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaConnect
`mediapackage.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live
`mediapackage-vod.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand
`opsworks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS OpsWorks
`qldb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon QLDB
`redshift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Redshift
`robomaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS RoboMaker
`route53.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53
`route53resolver.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53 Resolver
`api.sagemaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SageMaker Endpoints, Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances
`sns.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
`sqs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
`storagegateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Storage Gateway
`swf.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SWF
`transfer.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Transfer Family
`workmail.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkMail
`workspaces.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkSpaces

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

Gateway

Available metrics¶

GatewayName is the main dimension.

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
CacheFree	The total number of bytes available in the gateway's cache storage	Bytes	Sum	GatewayName, GatewayId	Applicable
CacheHitPercent	Percentage of application reads served from the cache	Percent	Multi	Region, ShareId	Applicable
CacheHitPercent		Percent	Multi	Region, VolumeId	Applicable
CacheHitPercent		Percent	Multi	GatewayName, GatewayId	Applicable
CachePercentDirty	Percentage of the cache that is dirtyâthat is, it contains content that has not been uploaded to AWS	Percent	Multi	Region, ShareId	Applicable
CachePercentDirty		Percent	Multi	Region, VolumeId	Applicable
CachePercentDirty		Percent	Multi	GatewayName, GatewayId	Applicable
CachePercentUsed	Percentage of the gateway's cache storage being used	Percent	Multi	Region, ShareId	Applicable
CachePercentUsed		Percent	Multi	Region, VolumeId	Applicable
CachePercentUsed		Percent	Multi	GatewayName, GatewayId	Applicable
CacheUsed	The total number of bytes being used in the gateway's cache storage	Bytes	Sum	GatewayName, GatewayId	Applicable
CloudBytesDownloaded	The total number of bytes that the gateway sent to the cloud during the reporting period. This metric includes the activity of all the volumes on the gateway.	Bytes	Sum	Region, ShareId	Applicable
CloudBytesDownloaded		Bytes	Count	Region, ShareId
CloudBytesDownloaded		Bytes	Sum	GatewayName, GatewayId	Applicable
CloudBytesDownloaded		Bytes	Count	GatewayName, GatewayId
CloudBytesUploaded	The total number of bytes that the gateway sent to the cloud during the reporting period	Bytes	Sum	Region, ShareId	Applicable
CloudBytesUploaded		Bytes	Count	Region, ShareId
CloudBytesUploaded		Bytes	Sum	GatewayName, GatewayId
CloudBytesUploaded		Bytes	Count	GatewayName, GatewayId
CloudDownloadLatency	The latency in downloading the data from the cloud to the gateway	Milliseconds	Multi	GatewayName, GatewayId
IndexFetches	The number of files for which metadata was fetched	Count	Sum	Region, ShareId	Applicable
IndexFetches		Count	Sum	GatewayName, GatewayId	Applicable
IoWaitPercent	Percentage of time that the gateway is waiting on a response from the local disk	Percent	Multi	GatewayName	Applicable
MemTotalBytes	Amount of RAM provisioned to the gateway VM, in bytes	Bytes	Sum	GatewayName	Applicable
MemUsedBytes	Amount of RAM currently in use by the gateway VM, in bytes	Bytes	Sum	GatewayName	Applicable
NfsSessions	The number of NFS session that are active on the gateway	Count	Sum	GatewayName	Applicable
QueuedWrites	The number of bytes waiting to be written to AWS, sampled at the end of the reporting period for all volumes in the gateway	Bytes	Sum	Region, VolumeId	Applicable
QueuedWrites		Bytes	Sum	GatewayName, GatewayId	Applicable
ReadBytes	The total number of bytes read from your on-premises applications in the reporting period for all volumes in the gateway	Bytes	Sum	Region, VolumeId	Applicable
ReadBytes		Bytes	Count	Region, VolumeId
ReadBytes		Bytes	Sum	GatewayName, GatewayId	Applicable
ReadBytes		Bytes	Count	GatewayName, GatewayId
ReadTime	The total number of milliseconds spent on read operations from your on-premises applications in the reporting period for all volumes in the gateway	Milliseconds	Multi	Region, VolumeId	Applicable
ReadTime		Milliseconds	Multi	GatewayNam, GatewayIde	Applicable
SmbV1Sessions	The number of Server Message Block (SMB) version 1 sessions that are active on the gateway	Count	Sum	GatewayName
SmbV2Sessions	The number of SMB version 2 sessions that are active on the gateway	Count	Sum	GatewayName
SmbV3Sessions	The number of SMB version 3 sessions that are active on the gateway	Count	Sum	GatewayName
TimeSinceLastRecoveryPoint	The time since the last available recovery point	Seconds	Multi	Region, VolumeId	Applicable
TimeSinceLastRecoveryPoint		Seconds	Multi	GatewayName, GatewayId
TotalCacheSize	The total size of the cache in bytes	Bytes	Sum	GatewayName, GatewayId	Applicable
UploadBufferFree		Bytes	Sum	GatewayName, GatewayId	Applicable
UploadBufferPercentUsed	Percentage of the gateway's upload buffer used	Percent	Multi	GatewayName, GatewayId	Applicable
UploadBufferUsed	The total number of bytes being used in the gateway's upload buffer	Bytes	Sum	GatewayName, GatewayId	Applicable
UserCpuPercent	Percentage of CPU time spent on gateway processing, averaged across all cores	Percent	Multi	GatewayName
WorkingStorageFree	The total amount of unused space in the gateway's working storage	Bytes	Sum	GatewayName, GatewayId	Applicable
WorkingStoragePercentUsed	Percentage of the gateway's upload buffer used	Percent	Multi	GatewayName, GatewayId	Applicable
WorkingStorageUsed	The total number of bytes being used in the gateway's upload buffer	Bytes	Sum	GatewayName, GatewayId	Applicable
WriteBytes	The total number of bytes written to your on-premises applications in the reporting period for all volumes in the gateway	Bytes	Sum	Region, VolumeId	Applicable
WriteBytes		Bytes	Count	Region, VolumeId
WriteBytes		Bytes	Sum	GatewayName, GatewayId	Applicable
WriteBytes		Bytes	Count	GatewayName, GatewayId
WriteTime	The total number of milliseconds spent on write operations from your on-premises applications in the reporting period for all volumes in the gateway	Milliseconds	Multi	Region, VolumeId	Applicable
WriteTime		Milliseconds	Multi	GatewayName, GatewayId	Applicable

Source: aws-service-systems-manager-run-command.md¶

title: AWS Systems Manager Run Command monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-systems-manager-run-command scraped: 2026-02-17T05:10:37.945827

AWS Systems Manager Run Command monitoring¶

How-to guide
1-min read
Published Sep 08, 2020

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including AWS Systems Manager Run Command. You can view metrics for each service instance, split metrics into multiple dimensions, and create custom charts that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in a SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.201+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.

To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

Sys man

Available metrics¶

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
CommandsDeliveryTimedOut	The number of commands that have a terminal status of `Delivery Timed Out`	Count	Sum	Region	Applicable
CommandsFailed	The number of commands that have a terminal status of `Failed`	Count	Sum	Region	Applicable
CommandsSucceeded	The number of commands that have a terminal status of `Success`	Count	Sum	Region	Applicable

Source: aws-service-transfer-family.md¶

title: AWS Transfer Family monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-transfer-family scraped: 2026-02-16T09:32:37.741553

AWS Transfer Family monitoring¶

How-to guide
1-min read
Published Jul 06, 2020

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including AWS Transfer Family. You can view metrics for each service instance, split metrics into multiple dimensions, and create custom charts that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.200+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.

To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

AWS endpoints that need to be reachable from ActiveGate with corresponding AWS services¶

Endpoint	Service
`autoscaling.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in), Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
`lambda.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Lambda (built-in), AWS Lambda
`elasticloadbalancing.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in), Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)
`dynamodb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB (built-in), Amazon DynamoDB
`ec2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EBS (built-in), Amazon EC2 (built-in), Amazon EBS, Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet, Amazon VPC NAT Gateways, AWS Transit Gateway, AWS Site-to-Site VPN
`rds.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon RDS (built-in), Amazon Aurora, Amazon DocumentDB, Amazon Neptune, Amazon RDS
`s3.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon S3 (built-in)
`acm-pca.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority
`apigateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon API Gateway
`apprunner.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS App Runner
`appstream2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon AppStream
`appsync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS AppSync
`athena.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Athena
`cloudfront.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudFront
`cloudhsmv2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CloudHSM
`cloudsearch.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudSearch
`codebuild.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CodeBuild
`datasync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS DataSync
`dax.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)
`dms.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)
`directconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Direct Connect
`ecs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), Amazon ECS Container Insights
`elasticfilesystem.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
`eks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
`elasticache.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon ElastiCache (EC)
`elasticbeanstalk.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elastic Beanstalk
`elastictranscoder.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Transcoder
`es.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)
`events.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EventBridge
`fsx.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon FSx
`gamelift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon GameLift
`glue.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Glue
`inspector.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Inspector
`kafka.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka
`models.lex.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Lex
`logs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudWatch Logs
`api.mediatailor.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaTailor
`mediaconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaConnect
`mediapackage.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live
`mediapackage-vod.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand
`opsworks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS OpsWorks
`qldb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon QLDB
`redshift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Redshift
`robomaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS RoboMaker
`route53.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53
`route53resolver.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53 Resolver
`api.sagemaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SageMaker Endpoints, Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances
`sns.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
`sqs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
`storagegateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Storage Gateway
`swf.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SWF
`transfer.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Transfer Family
`workmail.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkMail
`workspaces.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkSpaces

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

Family

Available metrics¶

ServerId is the main dimension.

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
BytesIn	The total number of bytes transferred into the server	Bytes	Sum	ServerId	Applicable
BytesOut	The total number of bytes transferred out of the server	Bytes	Sum	ServerId	Applicable

Source: aws-service-transit-gateway.md¶

title: AWS Transit Gateway monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-transit-gateway scraped: 2026-02-17T05:11:52.881539

AWS Transit Gateway monitoring¶

How-to guide
3-min read
Published Sep 08, 2020

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including AWS Transit Gateway. You can view metrics for each service instance, split metrics into multiple dimensions, and create custom charts that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in a SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.201+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.

To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

AWS endpoints that need to be reachable from ActiveGate with corresponding AWS services¶

Endpoint	Service
`autoscaling.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in), Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
`lambda.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Lambda (built-in), AWS Lambda
`elasticloadbalancing.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in), Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)
`dynamodb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB (built-in), Amazon DynamoDB
`ec2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EBS (built-in), Amazon EC2 (built-in), Amazon EBS, Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet, Amazon VPC NAT Gateways, AWS Transit Gateway, AWS Site-to-Site VPN
`rds.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon RDS (built-in), Amazon Aurora, Amazon DocumentDB, Amazon Neptune, Amazon RDS
`s3.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon S3 (built-in)
`acm-pca.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority
`apigateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon API Gateway
`apprunner.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS App Runner
`appstream2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon AppStream
`appsync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS AppSync
`athena.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Athena
`cloudfront.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudFront
`cloudhsmv2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CloudHSM
`cloudsearch.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudSearch
`codebuild.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CodeBuild
`datasync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS DataSync
`dax.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)
`dms.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)
`directconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Direct Connect
`ecs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), Amazon ECS Container Insights
`elasticfilesystem.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
`eks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
`elasticache.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon ElastiCache (EC)
`elasticbeanstalk.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elastic Beanstalk
`elastictranscoder.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Transcoder
`es.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)
`events.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EventBridge
`fsx.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon FSx
`gamelift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon GameLift
`glue.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Glue
`inspector.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Inspector
`kafka.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka
`models.lex.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Lex
`logs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudWatch Logs
`api.mediatailor.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaTailor
`mediaconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaConnect
`mediapackage.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live
`mediapackage-vod.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand
`opsworks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS OpsWorks
`qldb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon QLDB
`redshift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Redshift
`robomaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS RoboMaker
`route53.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53
`route53resolver.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53 Resolver
`api.sagemaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SageMaker Endpoints, Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances
`sns.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
`sqs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
`storagegateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Storage Gateway
`swf.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SWF
`transfer.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Transfer Family
`workmail.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkMail
`workspaces.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkSpaces

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

TransitGateway is a cross-account service, meaning multiple accounts may monitor one TransitGateway. Dynatrace keeps metrics separate for each monitored account that monitors the same TransitGateway instance.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

Transit

Available metrics¶

TransitGateway is the main dimension.

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
BytesDropCountBlackhole	The number of bytes dropped because they matched a black hole route	Count	Sum	TransitGateway, TransitGatewayAttachment
BytesDropCountBlackhole		Count	Sum	TransitGateway	Applicable
BytesDropCountNoRoute	The number of bytes dropped because they did not match a route	Count	Sum	TransitGateway, TransitGatewayAttachment
BytesDropCountNoRoute		Count	Sum	TransitGateway	Applicable
BytesIn	The number of bytes received by the transit gateway	Bytes	Sum	TransitGateway, TransitGatewayAttachment
BytesIn		Bytes	Sum	TransitGateway	Applicable
BytesOut	The number of packets sent by the transit gateway	Bytes	Sum	TransitGateway, TransitGatewayAttachment
BytesOut		Bytes	Sum	TransitGateway	Applicable
IGMPJoins	The number of `IGMP Join` messages received by the transit gateway	Count	Sum	TransitGateway, TransitGatewayAttachment
IGMPQueries	The number of `IGMP Query` messages received by the transit gateway	Count	Sum	TransitGateway, TransitGatewayAttachment
IGMPReceives	The number of `IGMP Leave` messages received by the transit gateway	Count	Sum	TransitGateway, TransitGatewayAttachment
MulticastBytesIn	The number of multicast bytes received by the transit gateway	Bytes	Sum	TransitGateway, TransitGatewayAttachment
MulticastBytesOut	The number of multicast bytes sent from the transit gateway	Bytes	Sum	TransitGateway, TransitGatewayAttachment
MulticastPacketDropCount	The number of multicast packets dropped	Count	Sum	TransitGateway, TransitGatewayAttachment
MulticastPacketsIn	The number of multicast packets received by the transit gateway	Count	Sum	TransitGateway, TransitGatewayAttachment
MulticastPacketsOut	The number of multicast packets sent by the transit gateway	Count	Sum	TransitGateway, TransitGatewayAttachment
NumberofMulticastDomains	The number of multicast domains configured on the transit gateway	Count	Sum	TransitGateway
NumberofMulticastGroupMembers	The number of multicast group members configured on the transit gateway	Count	Sum	TransitGateway
PacketDropCountBlackhole	The number of packets dropped because they matched a black hole route	Count	Sum	TransitGateway, TransitGatewayAttachment
PacketDropCountBlackhole		Count	Sum	TransitGateway	Applicable
PacketDropCountNoRoute	The number of packets dropped because they did not match a route	Count	Sum	TransitGateway, TransitGatewayAttachment
PacketDropCountNoRoute		Count	Sum	TransitGateway	Applicable
PacketsIn	The number of packets received by the transit gateway	Count	Sum	TransitGateway, TransitGatewayAttachment
PacketsIn		Count	Sum	TransitGateway	Applicable
PacketsOut	The number of packets sent by the transit gateway	Count	Sum	TransitGateway, TransitGatewayAttachment
PacketsOut		Count	Sum	TransitGateway	Applicable

Source: aws-service-waf-classic.md¶

title: AWS WAF Classic monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-waf-classic scraped: 2026-02-16T09:33:15.529474

AWS WAF Classic monitoring¶

How-to guide
2-min read
Published Jul 06, 2020

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including AWS WAF Classic. You can view metrics for each service instance, split metrics into multiple dimensions, and create custom charts that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.200+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.

To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

Waf clas

Available metrics¶

WebACL is the main dimension.

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
AllowedRequests	The number of allowed web requests	Count	Sum	WebACL, Region, Rule	Applicable
AllowedRequests		Count	Sum	WebACL, Region, RuleGroup	Applicable
AllowedRequests		Count	Sum	Region, Rule, RuleGroup	Applicable
AllowedRequests		Count	Sum	WebACL, Rule	Applicable
AllowedRequests		Count	Sum	WebACL, RuleGroup	Applicable
BlockedRequests	The number of blocked web requests	Count	Sum	WebACL, Region, Rule	Applicable
BlockedRequests		Count	Sum	WebACL, Region, RuleGroup	Applicable
BlockedRequests		Count	Sum	Region, Rule, RuleGroup	Applicable
BlockedRequests		Count	Sum	WebACL, Rule	Applicable
BlockedRequests		Count	Sum	WebACL, RuleGroup	Applicable
CountedRequests	The number of counted web requests	Count	Sum	WebACL, Region, Rule	Applicable
CountedRequests		Count	Sum	WebACL, Region, RuleGroup	Applicable
CountedRequests		Count	Sum	Region, Rule, RuleGroup	Applicable
CountedRequests		Count	Sum	WebACL, Rule	Applicable
CountedRequests		Count	Sum	WebACL, RuleGroup	Applicable
PassedRequests	The number of passed requests for a rule group	Count	Sum	WebACL, Region, Rule	Applicable
PassedRequests		Count	Sum	WebACL, Region, RuleGroup	Applicable
PassedRequests		Count	Sum	Region, Rule, RuleGroup	Applicable
PassedRequests		Count	Sum	WebACL, Rule	Applicable
PassedRequests		Count	Sum	WebACL, RuleGroup	Applicable

Limitations¶

Dynatrace entities of this AWS service are not enriched with the ARN property.

Source: aws-service-workmail.md¶

title: Amazon WorkMail monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-workmail scraped: 2026-02-17T05:09:47.232659

Amazon WorkMail monitoring¶

How-to guide
1-min read
Published Jul 06, 2020

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including Amazon WorkMail. You can view metrics for each service instance, split metrics into multiple dimensions, and create custom charts that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.200+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.

To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

AWS endpoints that need to be reachable from ActiveGate with corresponding AWS services¶

Endpoint	Service
`autoscaling.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in), Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
`lambda.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Lambda (built-in), AWS Lambda
`elasticloadbalancing.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in), Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)
`dynamodb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB (built-in), Amazon DynamoDB
`ec2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EBS (built-in), Amazon EC2 (built-in), Amazon EBS, Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet, Amazon VPC NAT Gateways, AWS Transit Gateway, AWS Site-to-Site VPN
`rds.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon RDS (built-in), Amazon Aurora, Amazon DocumentDB, Amazon Neptune, Amazon RDS
`s3.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon S3 (built-in)
`acm-pca.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority
`apigateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon API Gateway
`apprunner.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS App Runner
`appstream2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon AppStream
`appsync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS AppSync
`athena.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Athena
`cloudfront.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudFront
`cloudhsmv2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CloudHSM
`cloudsearch.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudSearch
`codebuild.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CodeBuild
`datasync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS DataSync
`dax.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)
`dms.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)
`directconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Direct Connect
`ecs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), Amazon ECS Container Insights
`elasticfilesystem.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
`eks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
`elasticache.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon ElastiCache (EC)
`elasticbeanstalk.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elastic Beanstalk
`elastictranscoder.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Transcoder
`es.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)
`events.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EventBridge
`fsx.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon FSx
`gamelift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon GameLift
`glue.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Glue
`inspector.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Inspector
`kafka.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka
`models.lex.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Lex
`logs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudWatch Logs
`api.mediatailor.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaTailor
`mediaconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaConnect
`mediapackage.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live
`mediapackage-vod.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand
`opsworks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS OpsWorks
`qldb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon QLDB
`redshift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Redshift
`robomaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS RoboMaker
`route53.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53
`route53resolver.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53 Resolver
`api.sagemaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SageMaker Endpoints, Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances
`sns.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
`sqs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
`storagegateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Storage Gateway
`swf.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SWF
`transfer.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Transfer Family
`workmail.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkMail
`workspaces.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkSpaces

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

Workmail

Available metrics¶

OrganizationId is the main dimension.

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
IncomingEmailBounced	The number of incoming emails that bounced due to full or nonexistent mailboxes	Count	Sum	OrganizationId	Applicable
MailboxEmailDelivered	The number of emails delivered to individual mailboxes in your Amazon WorkMail organization	Count	Sum	OrganizationId	Applicable
OrganizationEmailReceived	The number of emails received by your Amazon WorkMail organization	Count	Sum	OrganizationId	Applicable
OutgoingEmailBounced	The number of outgoing emails that could not be delivered, counted for each intended recipient	Count	Sum	OrganizationId	Applicable
OutgoingEmailSent	The number of emails successfully sent from your Amazon WorkMail organization	Count	Sum	OrganizationId	Applicable

Source: aws-service-workspaces.md¶

title: Amazon WorkSpaces monitoring source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services/aws-service-workspaces scraped: 2026-02-17T05:05:19.219701

Amazon WorkSpaces monitoring¶

How-to guide
2-min read
Published Jul 06, 2020

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including Amazon WorkSpaces. You can view metrics for each service instance, split metrics into multiple dimensions, and create custom charts that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.200+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.

To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

AWS endpoints that need to be reachable from ActiveGate with corresponding AWS services¶

Endpoint	Service
`autoscaling.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in), Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
`lambda.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Lambda (built-in), AWS Lambda
`elasticloadbalancing.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in), Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)
`dynamodb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB (built-in), Amazon DynamoDB
`ec2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EBS (built-in), Amazon EC2 (built-in), Amazon EBS, Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet, Amazon VPC NAT Gateways, AWS Transit Gateway, AWS Site-to-Site VPN
`rds.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon RDS (built-in), Amazon Aurora, Amazon DocumentDB, Amazon Neptune, Amazon RDS
`s3.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon S3 (built-in)
`acm-pca.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority
`apigateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon API Gateway
`apprunner.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS App Runner
`appstream2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon AppStream
`appsync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS AppSync
`athena.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Athena
`cloudfront.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudFront
`cloudhsmv2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CloudHSM
`cloudsearch.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudSearch
`codebuild.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CodeBuild
`datasync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS DataSync
`dax.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)
`dms.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)
`directconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Direct Connect
`ecs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), Amazon ECS Container Insights
`elasticfilesystem.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
`eks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
`elasticache.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon ElastiCache (EC)
`elasticbeanstalk.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elastic Beanstalk
`elastictranscoder.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Transcoder
`es.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)
`events.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EventBridge
`fsx.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon FSx
`gamelift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon GameLift
`glue.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Glue
`inspector.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Inspector
`kafka.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka
`models.lex.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Lex
`logs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudWatch Logs
`api.mediatailor.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaTailor
`mediaconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaConnect
`mediapackage.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live
`mediapackage-vod.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand
`opsworks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS OpsWorks
`qldb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon QLDB
`redshift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Redshift
`robomaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS RoboMaker
`route53.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53
`route53resolver.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53 Resolver
`api.sagemaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SageMaker Endpoints, Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances
`sns.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
`sqs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
`storagegateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Storage Gateway
`swf.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SWF
`transfer.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Transfer Family
`workmail.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkMail
`workspaces.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkSpaces

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

Workspace

Available metrics¶

WorkspaceId is the main dimension.

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
Available	The number of WorkSpaces that returned a healthy status	Count	Sum	WorkspaceId	Applicable
Available		Count	Sum	Region, DirectoryId	Applicable
ConnectionAttempt	The number of connection attempts	Count	Sum	WorkspaceId	Applicable
ConnectionAttempt		Count	Sum	Region, DirectoryId	Applicable
ConnectionFailure	The number of failed connections	Count	Sum	WorkspaceId	Applicable
ConnectionFailure		Count	Sum	Region, DirectoryId	Applicable
ConnectionSuccess	The number of successful connections	Count	Sum	WorkspaceId	Applicable
ConnectionSuccess		Count	Sum	Region, DirectoryId	Applicable
InSessionLatency	The round-trip time (RTT) between the WorkSpaces client and the WorkSpace	Milliseconds	Multi	WorkspaceId	Applicable
InSessionLatency		Milliseconds	Multi	Region, DirectoryId	Applicable
Maintenance	The number of WorkSpaces that are under maintenance	Count	Sum	WorkspaceId	Applicable
Maintenance		Count	Sum	Region, DirectoryId	Applicable
SessionDisconnect	The number of connections that were closed, including user-initiated and failed connections	Count	Sum	WorkspaceId	Applicable
SessionDisconnect		Count	Sum	Region, DirectoryId	Applicable
SessionLaunchTime	The amount of time it takes to initiate a WorkSpaces session	Seconds	Multi	WorkspaceId	Applicable
SessionLaunchTime		Seconds	Multi	Region, DirectoryId	Applicable
Stopped	The number of WorkSpaces that are stopped	Count	Sum	WorkspaceId	Applicable
Stopped		Count	Sum	Region, DirectoryId	Applicable
Unhealthy	The number of WorkSpaces that returned an unhealthy status	Count	Sum	WorkspaceId	Applicable
Unhealthy		Count	Sum	Region, DirectoryId	Applicable
UserConnected	The number of WorkSpaces that have a user connected	Count	Sum	WorkspaceId
UserConnected		Count	Sum	Region, DirectoryId	Applicable

Source: aws-all-services.md¶

title: All AWS cloud services source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-all-services scraped: 2026-02-17T04:48:43.873928

All AWS cloud services¶

Overview
12-min read
Updated on Feb 12, 2024

ActiveGate version 1.245+

With AWS monitoring integration, classic (formerly "built-in") services are monitored out-of-the-box. You can also monitor other AWS services that influence the performance of your AWS-hosted applications.

You can receive Amazon CloudWatch metrics for multiple predefined services. You can view graphs per service instance, with a set of dimensions, and create custom graphs that you can pin to your dashboards. You can reduce your CloudWatch costs and throttling by selecting which additional services to monitor. Additionally, for non-classic services, you can choose which metrics you want to monitor.

AWS cloud services monitored by default¶

As a result of AWS monitoring integration, some services are monitored out-of-the-box. Such services are marked as classic.

Amazon Dynamo Database (classic) Amazon EC2 (classic) Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (classic) AWS Lambda (classic) AWS Application and Network Load Balancer (classic) Elastic Load Balancer (classic) Amazon S3 (classic) Amazon RDS (classic) Amazon EBS (classic)

For information about differences between classic services and other services, see Migrate from AWS classic (formerly 'built-in') services to cloud services.

Other AWS cloud services¶

In addition to cloud services monitored by default, you can monitor other AWS services that affect the performance of your AWS-hosted applications.

Amazon DynamoDB Amazon EBS AWS Lambda Amazon RDS AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority (ACM PCA) Amazon API Gateway Amazon AppStream 2.0 AWS AppSync AWS App Runner Amazon Athena Amazon Aurora AWS Billing AWS Chatbot Amazon CloudFront AWS CloudHSM (V2) Amazon CloudSearch Amazon CloudWatch Logs AWS API Usage AWS CodeBuild Amazon Cognito Amazon Connect AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS) AWS DataSync AWS Direct Connect Amazon DocumentDB Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX) Amazon EC2 API Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet Amazon ECS Container Insights Amazon ElastiCache AWS Elastic Beanstalk Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS) Amazon Elastic File System (EFS) Amazon Elastic Inference Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) Amazon Elastic MapReduce (EMR) Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES) Amazon Elastic Transcoder AWS Elemental MediaConnect AWS Elemental MediaConvert AWS Elemental MediaPackage AWS Elemental MediaTailor Amazon EventBridge Amazon FSx Amazon GameLift AWS Glue Amazon Inspector AWS IoT AWS IoT Analytics AWS IoT Things Graph Amazon Keyspaces (Cassandra) Amazon Kinesis Amazon Lex Amazon MSK (Kafka) Amazon MQ Amazon Neptune AWS OpsWorks Amazon Polly Amazon QLDB Amazon Redshift Amazon Rekognition AWS RoboMaker Amazon Route 53 Amazon Route 53 Resolver Amazon SageMaker AWS Service Catalog Amazon Simple Email Service (SES) Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS) Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS) Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) Amazon Simple Workflow Service (SWF) AWS Step Functions AWS Storage Gateway AWS Systems Manager Run Command Amazon Textract AWS Transfer Family AWS Transit Gateway Amazon Translate AWS Trusted Advisor Amazon VPC NAT Gateways AWS Site-to-Site VPN AWS WAF Classic AWS WAF Amazon WorkMail Amazon WorkSpaces

Cloud services with their respective Dynatrace entity types¶

Not all cloud services have Dynatrace entities created for them and can have tags imported from the cloud. Expand the table below to see cloud services with their respective Dynatrace entity types and to check if they have tags imported from the cloud provider.

List of AWS services with entities and tags¶

For each non-built-in service, the CUSTOM_DEVICE dimension is generated based on the main dimension

Service	Cloud instance	Tag monitoring and filtering	Dynatrace entity type
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	AutoScalingGroupName	Applicable	AUTO_SCALING_GROUP
AWS Lambda (built-in)	FunctionName	Applicable	AWS_LAMBDA_FUNCTION
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	LoadBalancer	Applicable	AWS_APPLICATION_LOAD_BALANCER
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	LoadBalancer	Applicable	AWS_NETWORK_LOAD_BALANCER
Amazon EBS (built-in)	VolumeId	Applicable	EBS_VOLUME
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	InstanceId	Applicable	EC2_INSTANCE
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	LoadBalancerName	Applicable	ELASTIC_LOAD_BALANCER
Amazon RDS (built-in)	DBInstanceIdentifier	Applicable	RELATIONAL_DATABASE_SERVICE
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	PrivateCAArn	Applicable	cloud:aws:acmprivateca
Amazon API Gateway	ApiName	Applicable	cloud:aws:api_gateway
AWS App Runner	ServiceName	Applicable	cloud:aws:app_runner
Amazon AppStream	Fleet	Applicable	cloud:aws:appstream
AWS AppSync	GraphQLAPIId	Applicable	cloud:aws:appsync
Amazon Athena	WorkGroup	Applicable	cloud:aws:athena
Amazon Aurora	DBClusterIdentifier	Applicable	cloud:aws:aurora
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	AutoScalingGroupName	-	cloud:aws:autoscaling
Amazon CloudFront	DistributionId	Applicable	cloud:aws:cloud_front
AWS CloudHSM	ClusterId	Applicable	cloud:aws:cloudhsm
Amazon CloudSearch	DomainName	-	cloud:aws:cloudsearch
AWS CodeBuild	ProjectName	Applicable	cloud:aws:codebuild
AWS DataSync	TaskId	Applicable	cloud:aws:datasync
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	ClusterId	Applicable	cloud:aws:dax
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	ReplicationInstanceIdentifier	Applicable	cloud:aws:dms
Amazon DocumentDB	DBClusterIdentifier	Applicable	cloud:aws:documentdb
AWS Direct Connect	ConnectionId	Applicable	cloud:aws:dxcon
Amazon DynamoDB	TableName	Applicable	cloud:aws:dynamodb
Amazon EBS	VolumeId	Applicable	cloud:aws:ebs
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	FleetRequestId	-	cloud:aws:ec2_spot
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	ClusterName	Applicable	cloud:aws:ecs
Amazon ECS Container Insights	ClusterName	Applicable	cloud:aws:ecs:cluster
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	FileSystemId	Applicable	cloud:aws:efs
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	ClusterName	Applicable	cloud:aws:eks:cluster
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	CacheClusterId	Applicable	cloud:aws:elasticache
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	EnvironmentName	Applicable	cloud:aws:elasticbeanstalk
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	PipelineId	-	cloud:aws:elastictranscoder
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	DomainName	Applicable	cloud:aws:es
Amazon EventBridge	EventBusName	Applicable	cloud:aws:events
Amazon FSx	FileSystemId	Applicable	cloud:aws:fsx
Amazon GameLift	FleetId	-	cloud:aws:gamelift
AWS Glue	JobName	Applicable	cloud:aws:glue
Amazon Inspector	AssessmentTemplateArn	Applicable	cloud:aws:inspector
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Cluster Name	Applicable	cloud:aws:kafka
AWS Lambda	FunctionName	Applicable	cloud:aws:lambda
Amazon Lex	BotName	Applicable	cloud:aws:lex
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	LogGroupName	Applicable	cloud:aws:logs
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	ConfigurationName	Applicable	cloud:aws:media_tailor
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	FlowARN	-	cloud:aws:mediaconnect
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Channel	Applicable	cloud:aws:mediapackagelive
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	PackagingConfiguration	Applicable	cloud:aws:mediapackagevod
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	NatGatewayId	Applicable	cloud:aws:nat_gateway
Amazon Neptune	DBClusterIdentifier	Applicable	cloud:aws:neptune
AWS OpsWorks	StackId	Applicable	cloud:aws:opsworks
Amazon QLDB	LedgerName	Applicable	cloud:aws:qldb
Amazon RDS	DBInstanceIdentifier	Applicable	cloud:aws:rds
Amazon Redshift	ClusterIdentifier	Applicable	cloud:aws:redshift
AWS RoboMaker	SimulationJobId	Applicable	cloud:aws:robomaker
Amazon Route 53	HostedZoneId	Applicable	cloud:aws:route53
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	EndpointId	Applicable	cloud:aws:route53resolver
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	EndpointName	Applicable	cloud:aws:sage_maker:endpoint
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	EndpointName	Applicable	cloud:aws:sage_maker:endpoint_instance
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	TopicName	Applicable	cloud:aws:sns
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	QueueName	Applicable	cloud:aws:sqs
AWS Storage Gateway	GatewayName	Applicable	cloud:aws:storagegateway
Amazon SWF	Domain	-	cloud:aws:swf
AWS Transfer Family	ServerId	Applicable	cloud:aws:transfer
AWS Transit Gateway	TransitGateway	Applicable	cloud:aws:transitgateway
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	VpnId	Applicable	cloud:aws:vpn
Amazon WorkMail	OrganizationId	Applicable	cloud:aws:workmail
Amazon WorkSpaces	WorkspaceId	Applicable	cloud:aws:workspaces

Configuration API¶

To list all AWS-supported services on your cluster by the current version, use the AWS-supported services API.

Monitoring consumption¶

As of 2021, all cloud services consume DDUs. The amount of DDU consumption per service instance depends on the number of monitored metrics and their dimensions (each metric dimension results in the ingestion of 1 data point; 1 data point consumes 0.001 DDUs).

Source: aws-log-forwarder.md¶

title: Log monitoring with AWS log forwarder source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/aws-logs-ingest/aws-log-forwarder scraped: 2026-02-17T05:04:39.407391

Log monitoring with AWS log forwarder¶

How-to guide
13-min read
Updated on May 08, 2024
Deprecated

Deprecation and end of support for AWS log forwarder

The Dynatrace AWS log forwarder is now deprecated in favor of the new Stream logs via Amazon Data Firehose, which allows ingesting cloud logs directly without any additional infrastructure and with increased throughput. To check the available alternative integrations, see Set up Dynatrace on Amazon Web Services.

End of support for the Dynatrace AWS log forwarder is planned for Dec 31, 2024.

DDU consumption for Log Monitoring

DDU pricing applies to cloud Log Monitoring. See DDUs for Log Monitoring for details.

AWS log forwarding allows you to stream logs from Amazon CloudWatch into Dynatrace logs via an ActiveGate.

Resources needed¶

To enable AWS log forwarding, you need to deploy our special-purpose CloudFormation stack into your AWS account. The stack consists of a Kinesis Firehose instance and a Lambda function. These resources incur AWS costs according to standard AWS billing policy. The same applies to included self-monitoring resources (CloudWatch dashboards and metrics).

Supported services

Service name	CloudWatch log forwarding	Log enrichment	Entity linking
AWS Lambda	Applicable	Applicable	Applicable
AWS App Runner	Applicable	Applicable	Applicable
AWS CloudTrail 1	Applicable	Applicable	-
Amazon API Gateway	Applicable	Applicable	-
Amazon SNS	Applicable	Applicable	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Applicable	Applicable	Applicable
All services that write to CloudWatch	Applicable	Applicable	-

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AWS CloudTrail log group name is chosen by user. For log enrichment, start the log group name with aws-cloudtrail-logs.

Limitations¶

AWS log forwarder supports maximum 1 GB of data processing per hour in the default configuration.

To measure the throughput, look for these Kinesis metrics in CloudWatch or check the dashboards provided by the deployed stack: Delivery - log entries and Delivery - data volume.
To measure the latency, look for Kinesis - record age.

For scaling recommendations, see the scaling guide below.

Prerequisites¶

If you're using an earlier version of Dynatrace, see Alternative deployments for instructions.

Dynatrace¶

Enable generic log ingestion
Create an API token with Ingest logs (API v2) permission

CLI¶

You can run the deployment from AWS CloudShell or from any machine with AWS CLI installed that supports Bash script execution.

The deployment script uses the default AWS CLI profile configuration. The profile will determine the AWS account and region. To change the account or region:

Use a different profile - in this case, you need to update your configuration fileï»¿.
Overwrite the default profile temporarily (this option is limited to your shell session) using environment variablesï»¿.

Permission policy¶

You need the following permissions to run the deployment script:

Permissions policy for deployment

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"cloudformation:CreateChangeSet",



"cloudformation:ExecuteChangeSet",



"cloudformation:DescribeChangeSet",



"cloudformation:DescribeStackEvents",



"cloudformation:DescribeStacks",



"cloudformation:GetTemplateSummary",



"ec2:DescribeImages",



"s3:CreateBucket",



"s3:PutLifecycleConfiguration",



"s3:PutBucketPublicAccessBlock",



"iam:GetRole",



"iam:CreateRole",



"iam:AttachRolePolicy",



"iam:PutRolePolicy",



"iam:GetRolePolicy",



"iam:PassRole",



"lambda:CreateFunction",



"lambda:UpdateFunctionCode",



"lambda:GetFunction",



"lambda:GetFunctionCodeSigningConfig",



"cloudwatch:PutDashboard",



"cloudwatch:GetDashboard",



"firehose:DescribeDeliveryStream",



"firehose:CreateDeliveryStream",



"firehose:ListTagsForDeliveryStream",



"logs:DeleteSubscriptionFilter",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"logs:PutSubscriptionFilter",



"ssm:GetParameters"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

Deploy¶

Set the following environment variables, making sure to replace the placeholders (<...>) with your own values.
For TARGET_URL, enter your environment URL: https://<your_environment_ID>.live.dynatrace.com. To learn how to determine your environment ID for the SaaS or Managed deployment, see environment ID.
For TARGET_API_TOKEN, enter your API token. For instructions, see Prerequisites.
Optional For STACK_NAME, the default value is dynatrace-aws-logs. To provide another name for the CloudFormation stack where you want to deploy the resources, replace the default value with your own.

TARGET_URL=<your_environment_URL>



TARGET_API_TOKEN=<your_API_token>



STACK_NAME=dynatrace-aws-logs

2. Download the script and deploy the infrastructure.

wget -O dynatrace-aws-log-forwarder.zip https://github.com/dynatrace-oss/dynatrace-aws-log-forwarder/releases/latest/download/dynatrace-aws-log-forwarder.zip \



&& unzip -qo dynatrace-aws-log-forwarder.zip \



&& ./dynatrace-aws-logs.sh deploy --target-url $TARGET_URL --target-api-token $TARGET_API_TOKEN --stack-name $STACK_NAME --require-valid-certificate true

After deploying the infrastructure, you need to subscribe to the log groups whose logs you want to forward to Dynatrace.

To subscribe to log groups, you have the options described below.

Use parameter [--stack-name <your_stack_name>] in case you changed the default value during deployment.

Usage recommendation: Use this option if the number of log groups you'd like to subscribe to is small.

To subscribe: Run the command below, making sure to replace <your_log_group_list> with a space-separated list of the log group names you want to subscribe to.

Example list: /aws/lambda/my-lambda /aws/apigateway/my-api

./dynatrace-aws-logs.sh subscribe --log-groups <your_log_group_list>

Usage recommendation: Use this option if the number of log groups you'd like to subscribe to is large.

Create a file and enter each log group name on a separate line.
Save the file.
Run the command below, making sure to replace <your_file_name> with the actual file name.

./dynatrace-aws-logs.sh subscribe --log-groups-from-file <your_file_name>

Log groups auto-discovery

To simplify file creation, you can use the auto-discovery command below to list the names of all log groups in your account. You can adjust the list manually before subscribing.

Be sure to replace <your_log_groups_file> with the name of the file to which you want to redirect the output.

./dynatrace-aws-logs.sh discover-log-groups > <your_log_groups_file>

Usage recommendation: By default, you subscribe to all the logs in the log group. Use this option if you want to restrict the logs you subscribe to. See Filter and Pattern Syntaxï»¿ for details on the pattern syntax.

Limitation: You can use only two subscription filters per log group, so the possibility of creating multiple filters with different patterns is limited. If you create a subscription filter that exceeds the limit, an AWS LimitExceededException occurs.

To subscribe: Run the command below, making sure to replace <your_log_group_list> and <your_filter_pattern> with your own values.

./dynatrace-aws-logs.sh subscribe --log-groups <your_log_group_list> --filter-pattern <your_filter_pattern>

Subscription usage and options

For additional subscription options, see the commands below.

Consult the Subscription table for the commands below when replacing placeholders (<...>) with your own values.

dynatrace-aws-logs.sh subscribe {--log-groups <your_log_group_list> | --log-groups-from-file <your_file_name>}



[--stack-name <your_stack_name>] [--filter-pattern <your_filter_pattern>] [--role-arn ROLE_ARN] [--firehose-arn FIREHOSE_ARN]

Subscription table¶

Command-line parameter	Environment variable	Description	Default value
`--log-groups`	`LOG_GROUPS_LIST`	A space-separated list of log group names you want to subscribe to. For example: `/aws/lambda/my-lambda /aws/apigateway/my-api`.
`--log-groups-from-file`	`LOG_GROUPS_FILE`	A file listing the log groups you want to subscribe to. The file should contain each log group name on a separate line.
`--filter-pattern`	`FILTER_PATTERN`	If set, it allows you to subscribe to a filtered stream of logs.	You subscribe to all logs in the log group.
`--stack-name`	`STACK_NAME`	The name of the CloudFormation stack where you have deployed the resources.	`dynatrace-aws-logs`
`--firehose-arn`	`FIREHOSE_ARN`	Specify to which Amazon Data Firehose the logs should be streamed by providing its ARN (Amazon Resource Name). Usage recommendation: Set this option if you have permission or performance issues with CloudFormation.	It will be extracted from the output of the CloudFormation stack used in the deploy step: either the `$DEFAULT_STACK_NAME` default value or the one specified with the `--stack-name <your_stack_name>` option.
`--role-arn`	`ROLE_ARN`	The ARN of an IAM role that grants CloudWatch Logs permission to deliver ingested log events to the destination stream. Usage recommendation: Set this option if you have permission or performance issues with CloudFormation.	It will be extracted from the output of the CloudFormation stack used in the deploy step: either the `$DEFAULT_STACK_NAME` default value or the one specified with the `--stack-name <your_stack_name>` option.

Unsubscribe from log groups¶

If you don't want to forward logs to Dynatrace anymore, use one of the two options below to unsubscribe from log groups.

Unsubscribe by listing the log group names¶

Run the command below, making sure to replace <your_log_group_list> with a space-separated list of the log group names you want to unsubscribe from.

./dynatrace-aws-logs.sh unsubscribe --log-groups <your_log_group_list>

Unsubscribe by reading log groups from a file¶

Run the command below, making sure to replace <your_file_name> with the file name you created to subscribe by reading log groups from file.

./dynatrace-aws-logs.sh unsubscribe --log-groups-from-file <your_file_name>

Unsubscribe usage and options

For additional unsubscribe options, see the commands below.

Consult the Unsubscribe table for the commands below when replacing the placeholders (<...>) with your own values.

dynatrace-aws-logs.sh unsubscribe {--log-groups <your_log_group_list> | --log-groups-from-file <your_file_name>} [--stack-name <your_stack_name>]

Unsubscribe table¶

Command-line parameter	Environment variable	Description	Default value
`--log-groups`	`LOG_GROUPS_LIST`	A space-separated list of log group names you want to unsubscribe from. For example: `/aws/lambda/my-lambda /aws/apigateway/my-api`.
`--log-groups-from-file`	`LOG_GROUPS_FILE`	A file listing log groups you want to unsubscribe from, with each log group name on a separate line.
`--stack-name`	`STACK_NAME`	The name of the CloudFormation stack where you have deployed the resources.	`dynatrace-aws-logs`

Update to new version¶

To replace your old stack with a new version of the AWS log forwarder stack, deploy the new stack using the same parameters that you used before (especially the stack name, if you changed it from the default value).

Alternative deployments¶

If you don't want to use direct ingest through the Cluster API, you need to use an existing ActiveGate version 1.217+. The ActiveGate must be available publicly. The stack will be created without a dedicated ActiveGate if you choose this option.

Although the Log Forwarder will still work without self-monitoring metrics, it is recommended to have them also ingested into CloudWatch. Therefore, internet access to AWS endpoints is required.

See below for instructions.

Deploy with existing ActiveGate¶

Prerequisites

Dynatrace version 1.217+

Dynatrace requirements
CLI requirements
You need the following permission policy:

Permissions policy for deployment with an existing ActiveGate

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"cloudformation:CreateChangeSet",



"cloudformation:ExecuteChangeSet",



"cloudformation:DescribeChangeSet",



"cloudformation:DescribeStackEvents",



"cloudformation:DescribeStacks",



"cloudformation:GetTemplateSummary",



"ec2:DescribeImages",



"s3:CreateBucket",



"s3:PutLifecycleConfiguration",



"s3:PutBucketPublicAccessBlock",



"iam:GetRole",



"iam:CreateRole",



"iam:AttachRolePolicy",



"iam:PutRolePolicy",



"iam:GetRolePolicy",



"iam:PassRole",



"lambda:CreateFunction",



"lambda:UpdateFunctionCode",



"lambda:GetFunction",



"lambda:GetFunctionCodeSigningConfig",



"cloudwatch:PutDashboard",



"cloudwatch:GetDashboard",



"firehose:DescribeDeliveryStream",



"firehose:CreateDeliveryStream",



"firehose:ListTagsForDeliveryStream",



"logs:DeleteSubscriptionFilter",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"logs:PutSubscriptionFilter",



"ssm:GetParameters"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

Set the following environment variables, making sure to replace the placeholders (<...>) with your own values, as follows.
For TARGET_URL, enter the API URL of your ActiveGate endpoint: https://<your_activegate_IP_or_hostname>:9999/e/<your_environment_ID>. To learn how to determine your environment ID, see environment IDï»¿.
For TARGET_API_TOKEN, enter your API token. For instructions, see Prerequisites.

If you want Dynatrace to verify the SSL certificate of your Dynatrace environment URL, you can set REQUIRE_VALID_CERTIFICATE to true.

TARGET_URL=<your_API_URL>



TARGET_API_TOKEN=<your_API_token>



REQUIRE_VALID_CERTIFICATE=false

2. Download the script and deploy the infrastructure.

wget -O dynatrace-aws-log-forwarder.zip https://github.com/dynatrace-oss/dynatrace-aws-log-forwarder/releases/latest/download/dynatrace-aws-log-forwarder.zip \



&& unzip -qo dynatrace-aws-log-forwarder.zip \



&& ./dynatrace-aws-logs.sh deploy --target-url $TARGET_URL --target-api-token $TARGET_API_TOKEN --require-valid-certificate $REQUIRE_VALID_CERTIFICATE

Deployment usage and options

For additional deployment options, see the command below.

dynatrace-aws-logs.sh deploy --target-url <your_API_URL> --target-api-token <your_API_token> [--require-valid-certificate {true|false}] [--stack-name <your_stack_name>] [--max-log-length <max_log_content_length>] [--tags <value> [<value>...] ]

For a complete list of parameters, see the deploy table below.

Deploy table¶

Command-line parameter	Environment variable	Description	Default value
`--target-url`	`TARGET_URL`	Required The API URL to your Dynatrace SaaS environment logs ingest target. If you choose to use an existing environment ActiveGate, set it to your ActiveGate endpoint: `https://<your_activegate_IP_or_hostname>:9999/e/<your_environment_ID>` Note: To determine `<your_environment_ID>`, see environment ID.
`--target-api-token`	`TARGET_API_TOKEN`	Required Your API token. For instructions, see Prerequisites.
`--require-valid-certificate`	`REQUIRE_VALID_CERTIFICATE`	Optional If `true`, the log forwarder Lambda function verifies the SSL certificate of your Dynatrace environment URL.	`false`
`--stack-name`	`STACK_NAME`	Optional The name of the CloudFormation stack where you want to deploy the resources.	`dynatrace-aws-logs`
`--max-log-length`	`MAX_LOG_CONTENT_LENGTH`	Optional Log content's max length. If log exceeds this length it will be truncated. For values over 8192 there's also a change in Dynatrace settings neededâyou need to contact a Dynatrace product expert via live chat within your environment.	`8192`
`--tags`	`TAGS`	Optional A list of tags to associate with the stack that is created or updated. Syntax: TagKey1=TagValue1 TagKey2=TagValue2 â¦

Verification¶

You can use the verification methods provided below to fix an unsuccessful deployment process.

Verify deployment status¶

To verify deployment correctness

In AWS Console, go to CloudFormation.
Select your log forwarder stack from the list on the left by stack name (the default value is dynatrace-aws-logs).
If you find any issues or discrepancies in any of the fields below, select Delete to delete the stack, and then repeat the deployment process.
In Stack info, check the stack status; it should be CREATE_COMPLETE.
In Parameters, check if the parameter values are consistent with the values you provided during deployment.
In Events, look for any events with a failed status.

Verify connectivity status¶

To verify AWS log forwarder connectivity and inspect operational logs

In AWS Console, go to CloudWatch Dashboards.
Find the self-monitoring dashboard for AWS log forwarding. It will have a name like DynatraceLogForwarder-SelfMonitoring-eu-north-1-dynatrace-aws-logs, where the middle part is the AWS region and the last part is the stack name you chose (the default is dynatrace-aws-logs).
Inspect the dashboard for any obvious issues.
Go to CloudFormation.
Select your log forwarder stack from the list on the left by stack name (the default value is dynatrace-aws-logs).
Select the Resources tab and then select the link next to Lambda.
On the Lambda screen, select the Monitor tab and then select Logs.
Select one of the listed log streams and look for exceptions in the logs.

Scaling guide¶

To scale up the default throughput, we recommend increasing the Lambda Function's memory and the number of provisioned instances to run concurrently. The values to use depend on the actual load. The following are the maximum tested and supported values.

Maximum throughput	Lambda memory	Number of instances
up to `15 MB/minute` (1 GB/hour)	`256 MB`	`1`
up to `500 MB/minute` (30 GB/hour)	`1024 MB`	`5`

As a last resort, scale horizontally: deploy more integrations and subscribe each of them to different log groups to distribute the load.

Uninstall AWS log forwarding¶

To uninstall AWS log forwarding

Unsubscribe all log groups. You can use the log groups auto-discovery method described in Subscribe by reading log groups from file and pass the auto-discovery output file to the unsubscribe command. See Unsubscribe from log groups for details.
In AWS Console, go to your CloudFormation stack.
Select the Resources tab and navigate to the DeliveryBucket S3 bucket.
Remove all objects in the bucket.
Go back to the CloudFormation stack and select Delete.

Source: aws-migration-guide.md¶

title: Migrate from AWS classic (formerly 'built-in') services to cloud services source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/cloudwatch-metrics/aws-migration-guide scraped: 2026-02-17T05:00:33.913760

Migrate from AWS classic (formerly 'built-in') services to cloud services¶

How-to guide
9-min read
Updated on Jun 27, 2024

From the AWS overview page, you can access Dynatrace classic services and cloud services for AWS monitoring. Both types of services share the same AWS resources. However, classic services use a predefined set of metrics, so configuring which metrics to monitor, or determining which ones are already monitored, is not supported.

Classic services vs cloud services¶

As previously mentioned, classic services and cloud services share the same AWS resources. However, cloud services support a wider range of configuration options, such as new metrics and customizable monitored metrics. To give you more customization options, weâve started the following:

Adding more services to the Cloud services section so you can customize which metrics you want to monitor.
Adding more metrics for cloud services; not only are they configurable, but you can now monitor much more than before.
Replacing the classic services with cloud services that have more configuration options regarding metrics.

AWS E2E Cloud services infographic

If you're using classic services, we recommend migrating to cloud services to take advantage of the wider range of customizable configuration options.

AWS Lambda

If you're using OneAgent integration for your Lambdas, we recommend Lambda migration. Since the release of Dynatrace version 1.283, we show data for the new Lambda service together with OneAgent data on the Lambda service page.

Impact of the migration¶

Even though classic and cloud services monitor the same AWS resources on Dynatrace side, they are monitored as two different entities.

They have different entity IDs and metric keys.
Due to their different implementations, they may detect different numbers of instances. Cloud services show only instances with metrics.
Data for each Dynatrace entity type is collected and stored separately.
Breaking change You need to adapt the configuration of dashboards, alerts, and management zones based on entity ID or metric keys with the monitored service type.

You currently have the option to choose from a classic or cloud service to preserve historical data, but be aware of the following:

Historical data is persisted on the classic services. If you switch back, monitored data will present gaps for the period in which the resources were monitored via the cloud service.
You canât have both of them turned on simultaneously. Even though on the Dynatrace side theyâre two different services, the legacy and new versions monitor the same AWS resource. If you had two versions switched on simultaneously, you would be charged double for polling the same data twice.
If you turn on the new version, the classic version is turned off automatically, and vice versa.
There is no direct link between
Entities containing historical and new data.
Cloud service data and data coming from OneAgent for opaque Amazon RDSânot linked to the new cloud service page with CloudWatch metrics.
Logs from Amazon Data Firehose to Amazon RDS are still being linked to the historical data and entity RELATIONAL_DATABASE_SERVICE.
Events or problems that would have been auto-detected on the historical (classic) data might not be automatically raised. Alerting rules are not provided for these cloud services:
Amazon RDS
Amazon EBS
AWS Lambdaâpredefined metric event configuration is provided but needs to be manually enabled.

To monitor cloud services, you need to have Environment ActiveGateï»¿ configured.

Changes in the UI¶

Your AWS overview page changes after configuring a new version of a service.

For example, letâs have a look at Amazon EBS.

If the legacy Amazon EBS (classic) service is configured, this is what the EBS volumes section of the AWS overview looks like.

EBS volumes section 1 * If the Amazon EBS cloud service is configured, this is what the EBS volumes section of the AWS overview looks like.

EBS volumes section 2 * Select Cloud services to find new overview pages for the services.

Amazon EBS * Additionally, you can configure metrics for cloud services via the web UI.

AWS Settings Manage services

Settings Amazon EBS

Cloud services and their corresponding classic services¶

new Cloud service	old Classic service
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (classic)
Amazon DynamoDB	Amazon DynamoDB (classic)
Amazon EBS	Amazon EBS (classic)
AWS Lambda	AWS Lambda (classic)
Amazon RDS	Amazon RDS (classic)

Metrics migration¶

Below you can find tables with classic services metrics and their corresponding cloud services metrics. Empty cells indicate the lack of an identical corresponding metric.

You can find more details about accessing these in Grail on this page.

The ext: prefix is used by metrics from OneAgent extensions and ActiveGate extensions, and also by classic metrics for AWS integration.

Despite the naming similarities, AWS integration metrics are not based on extensions.

Amazon Auto scaling group¶

Classic service metric name	Classic service metric key	Cloud service metric name	Cloud service metric key
Number of running EC2 instances (ASG)	builtin:cloud.aws.asg.running	-	-
Number of stopped EC2 instances (ASG)	builtin:cloud.aws.asg.stopped	-	-
Number of terminated EC2 instances (ASG)	builtin:cloud.aws.asg.terminated	-	-

Amazon DynamoDB¶

Classic service metric name	Classic service metric key	Cloud service metric name	Cloud service metric key
DynamoDB read capacity units	builtin:cloud.aws.dynamo.capacityUnits.consumed.read	ConsumedReadCapacityUnits Sum	ext:cloud.aws.dynamodb.consumedReadCapacityUnitsSum ext:cloud.aws.dynamodb.consumedReadCapacityUnitsByGlobalSecondaryIndexName
DynamoDB write capacity units	builtin:cloud.aws.dynamo.capacityUnits.consumed.write	ConsumedWriteCapacityUnits Sum	ext:cloud.aws.dynamodb.consumedWriteCapacityUnitsSum ext:cloud.aws.dynamodb.consumedWriteCapacityUnitsSumByGlobalSecondaryIndexName
DynamoDB provisioned read capacity units	builtin:cloud.aws.dynamo.capacityUnits.provisioned.read	ProvisionedReadCapacityUnits Sum	ext:cloud.aws.dynamodb.provisionedReadCapacityUnitsSum ext:cloud.aws.dynamodb.provisionedReadCapacityUnitsSumByGlobalSecondaryIndexName
DynamoDB provisioned write capacity units	builtin:cloud.aws.dynamo.capacityUnits.provisioned.write	ProvisionedWriteCapacityUnits Sum	ext:cloud.aws.dynamodb.provisionedWriteCapacityUnitsSum ext:cloud.aws.dynamodb.provisionedWriteCapacityUnitsSumByGlobalSecondaryIndexName
DynamoDB read capacity units %	builtin:cloud.aws.dynamo.capacityUnits.read	calculated	100 * ext:cloud.aws.dynamodb.consumedReadCapacityUnitsSum / ext:cloud.aws.dynamodb.provisionedReadCapacityUnitsSum
DynamoDB write capacity units %	builtin:cloud.aws.dynamo.capacityUnits.write	calculated	100 * ext:cloud.aws.dynamodb.consumedWriteCapacityUnitsSum / ext:cloud.aws.dynamodb.provisionedWriteCapacityUnitsSum
DynamoDB number of requests with HTTP 500 status code	builtin:cloud.aws.dynamo.errors.system	SystemErrors Sum (by Operation)	ext:cloud.aws.dynamodb.SystemErrorsSumByOperation
DynamoDB number of requests with HTTP 400 status code	builtin:cloud.aws.dynamo.errors.user	UserErrors Sum (by Region)	ext:cloud.aws.dynamodb.UserErrorsSum
DynamoDB number of successful request latency for operation	builtin:cloud.aws.dynamo.requests.latency	SuccessfulRequestLatency (by Operation)	ext:cloud.aws.dynamodb.successfulRequestLatencyByOperation
DynamoDB number of items returned by operation	builtin:cloud.aws.dynamo.requests.returnedItems	ReturnedItemCount Sum (by Operation)	ext:cloud.aws.dynamodb.returnedItemCountSumByOperation
DynamoDB number of throttled requests for operation	builtin:cloud.aws.dynamo.requests.throttled	ThrottledRequests Sum (by Operation)	ext:cloud.aws.dynamodb.ThrottledRequestsSumByOperation
DynamoDB number of read throttled events	builtin:cloud.aws.dynamo.throttledEvents.read	ReadThrottleEvents Sum	ext:cloud.aws.dynamodb.ReadThrottleEventsSum ext:cloud.aws.dynamodb.ReadThrottleEventsSumByGlobalSecondaryIndexName
DynamoDB number of write throttled events	builtin:cloud.aws.dynamo.throttledEvents.write	WriteThrottleEvents Sum	ext:cloud.aws.dynamodb.WriteThrottleEventsSum ext:cloud.aws.dynamodb.WriteThrottleEventsSumByGlobalSecondaryIndexName
Number of tables for AvailabilityZone	builtin:cloud.aws.dynamo.tables	-	-

Amazon EBS¶

Classic service metric name	Classic service metric key	Cloud service metric name	Cloud service metric key
EBS volume read latency	builtin:cloud.aws.ebs.latency.read	-	-
EBS volume write latency	builtin:cloud.aws.ebs.latency.write	-	-
EBS volume consumed OPS	builtin:cloud.aws.ebs.ops.consumed	VolumeConsumedReadWriteOps Sum	ext:cloud.aws.ebs.volumeConsumedReadWriteOps
EBS volume read OPS	builtin:cloud.aws.ebs.ops.read	VolumeReadOps Sum	ext:cloud.aws.ebs.volumeReadOpsSum
EBS volume write OPS	builtin:cloud.aws.ebs.ops.write	VolumeWriteOps Sum	ext:cloud.aws.ebs.volumeWriteOpsSum
EBS volume throughput %	builtin:cloud.aws.ebs.throughput.percent	VolumeThroughputPercentage	ext:cloud.aws.ebs.volumeThroughputPercentage
EBS volume read throughput	builtin:cloud.aws.ebs.throughput.read	calculated	ext:cloud.aws.ebs.volumeReadBytes / ext:cloud.aws.ebs.volumeTotalReadTime
EBS volume write throughput	builtin:cloud.aws.ebs.throughput.write	calculated	ext:cloud.aws.ebs.volumeWriteBytes / ext:cloud.aws.ebs.volumeTotalWriteTime
EBS volume idle time %	builtin:cloud.aws.ebs.idleTime	-	-
EBS volume queue length	builtin:cloud.aws.ebs.queue	VolumeQueueLength Sum	ext:cloud.aws.ebs.volumeQueueLengthSum

AWS Lambda¶

Classic service metric name	Classic service metric key	Cloud service metric name	Cloud service metric key
LambdaFunction concurrent executions count	builtin:cloud.aws.lambda.concExecutions	ConcurrentExecutions Sum	ext:cloud.aws.lambda.concurrentExecutionsSum ext:cloud.aws.lambda.concurrentExecutionsSumByResource ext:cloud.aws.lambda.concurrentExecutionsSumByRegion
LambdaFunction code execution time.	builtin:cloud.aws.lambda.duration	Duration	ext:cloud.aws.lambda.duration ext:cloud.aws.lambda.durationByResource ext:cloud.aws.lambda.durationByRegion
LambdaFunction number of failed invocations with HTTP 4XX status code	builtin:cloud.aws.lambda.errors	Errors Sum	ext:cloud.aws.lambda.errorsSum ext:cloud.aws.lambda.errorsSumByResource ext:cloud.aws.lambda.errorsSumByRegion
LambdaFunction rate of failed invocations to all invocations %	builtin:cloud.aws.lambda.errorsRate	calculated	100 * ext:cloud.aws.lambda.errorsSum / ext:cloud.aws.lambda.invocationsSum
LambdaFunction number of times a function is invoked	builtin:cloud.aws.lambda.invocations	Invocations Sum	ext:cloud.aws.lambda.invocationsSum ext:cloud.aws.lambda.invocationsSumByResource ext:cloud.aws.lambda.invocationsSumByRegion
LambdaFunction provisioned concurrent executions count	builtin:cloud.aws.lambda.provConcExecutions	ProvisionedConcurrentExecutions Sum	ext:cloud.aws.lambda.provisionedConcurrentExecutionsSum ext:cloud.aws.lambda.provisionedConcurrentExecutionsSumByResource ext:cloud.aws.lambda.provisionedConcurrentExecutionsSumByRegion
LambdaFunction provisioned concurrency invocation count	builtin:cloud.aws.lambda.provConcInvocations	ProvisionedConcurrencyInvocations Sum	ext:cloud.aws.lambda.provisionedConcurrencyInvocationsSum ext:cloud.aws.lambda.provisionedConcurrencyInvocationsSumByResource ext:cloud.aws.lambda.provisionedConcurrencyInvocationsSumByRegion
LambdaFunction provisioned concurrency spillover invocation count	builtin:cloud.aws.lambda.provConcSpilloverInvocations	ProvisionedConcurrencySpilloverInvocations Sum	ext:cloud.aws.lambda.provisionedConcurrencySpilloverInvocationsSum ext:cloud.aws.lambda.provisionedConcurrencySpilloverInvocationsSumByResource ext:cloud.aws.lambda.provisionedConcurrencySpilloverInvocationsSumByRegion
LambdaFunction throttled function invocation count	builtin:cloud.aws.lambda.throttlers	Throttles Sum	ext:cloud.aws.lambda.throttlesSum ext:cloud.aws.lambda.throttlesSumByResource ext:cloud.aws.lambda.throttlesSumByRegion

Amazon RDS¶

Classic service metric name	Classic service metric key	Cloud service metric name	Cloud service metric key
RDS CPU usage %	builtin:cloud.aws.rds.cpu.usage	CPUUtilization	ext:cloud.aws.rds.cpuUtilization ext:cloud.aws.rds.cpuUtilizationByRegionDatabaseClass ext:cloud.aws.rds.cpuUtilizationByRegionDBClusterIdentifier ext:cloud.aws.rds.cpuUtilizationByRegion ext:cloud.aws.rds.cpuUtilizationByRegionEngineName ext:cloud.aws.rds.cpuUtilizationByRegionDBClusterIdentifierRole
RDS read latency	builtin:cloud.aws.rds.latency.read	ReadLatency	ext:cloud.aws.rds.readLatency ext:cloud.aws.rds.readLatencyByRegionDatabaseClass ext:cloud.aws.rds.readLatencyByRegionDBClusterIdentifier ext:cloud.aws.rds.readLatencyByRegion ext:cloud.aws.rds.readLatencyByRegionEngineName ext:cloud.aws.rds.readLatencyByRegionDBClusterIdentifierRole
RDS write latency	builtin:cloud.aws.rds.latency.write	WriteLatency	ext:cloud.aws.rds.writeLatency ext:cloud.aws.rds.writeLatencyByRegionDatabaseClass ext:cloud.aws.rds.writeLatencyByRegionDBClusterIdentifier ext:cloud.aws.rds.writeLatencyByRegion ext:cloud.aws.rds.writeLatencyByRegionEngineName ext:cloud.aws.rds.writeLatencyByRegionDBClusterIdentifierRole
RDS freeable memory	builtin:cloud.aws.rds.memory.freeable	FreeableMemory	ext:cloud.aws.rds.freeableMemory ext:cloud.aws.rds.freeableMemoryByRegionDatabaseClass ext:cloud.aws.rds.freeableMemoryByRegionDBClusterIdentifier ext:cloud.aws.rds.freeableMemoryByRegion ext:cloud.aws.rds.freeableMemoryByRegionEngineName ext:cloud.aws.rds.freeableMemoryByRegionDBClusterIdentifierRole
RDS swap usage	builtin:cloud.aws.rds.memory.swap	SwapUsage	ext:cloud.aws.rds.swapUsage ext:cloud.aws.rds.swapUsageByRegionDatabaseClass ext:cloud.aws.rds.swapUsageByRegionDBClusterIdentifier ext:cloud.aws.rds.swapUsageByRegion ext:cloud.aws.rds.swapUsageByRegionEngineName ext:cloud.aws.rds.swapUsageByRegionDBClusterIdentifierRole
RDS network received throughput	builtin:cloud.aws.rds.net.rx	NetworkReceiveThroughput	ext:cloud.aws.rds.networkReceiveThroughput ext:cloud.aws.rds.networkReceiveThroughputByRegionDatabaseClass ext:cloud.aws.rds.networkReceiveThroughputByRegionDBClusterIdentifier ext:cloud.aws.rds.networkReceiveThroughputByRegion ext:cloud.aws.rds.networkReceiveThroughputByRegionEngineName ext:cloud.aws.rds.networkReceiveThroughputByRegionDBClusterIdentifierRole
RDS network transmitted throughput	builtin:cloud.aws.rds.net.tx	NetworkTransmitThroughput	ext:cloud.aws.rds.networkTransmitThroughput ext:cloud.aws.rds.networkTransmitThroughputByRegionDatabaseClass ext:cloud.aws.rds.networkTransmitThroughputByRegionDBClusterIdentifier ext:cloud.aws.rds.networkTransmitThroughputByRegion ext:cloud.aws.rds.networkTransmitThroughputByRegionEngineName ext:cloud.aws.rds.networkTransmitThroughputByRegionDBClusterIdentifierRole
RDS read IOPS	builtin:cloud.aws.rds.ops.read	ReadIOPS	ext:cloud.aws.rds.readIOPS ext:cloud.aws.rds.readIOPSByRegionDatabaseClass ext:cloud.aws.rds.readIOPSByRegion ext:cloud.aws.rds.readIOPSByRegionEngineName
RDS write IOPS	builtin:cloud.aws.rds.ops.write	WriteIOPS	ext:cloud.aws.rds.writeIOPS ext:cloud.aws.rds.writeIOPSByRegionDatabaseClass ext:cloud.aws.rds.writeIOPSByRegion ext:cloud.aws.rds.writeIOPSByRegionEngineName
RDS read throughput	builtin:cloud.aws.rds.throughput.read	ReadThroughput	ext:cloud.aws.rds.readThroughput ext:cloud.aws.rds.readThroughputByRegionDatabaseClass ext:cloud.aws.rds.readThroughputByRegion ext:cloud.aws.rds.readThroughputByRegionEngineName
RDS write throughput	builtin:cloud.aws.rds.throughput.write	WriteThroughput	ext:cloud.aws.rds.writeThroughput ext:cloud.aws.rds.writeThroughputByRegionDatabaseClass ext:cloud.aws.rds.writeThroughputByRegion ext:cloud.aws.rds.writeThroughputByRegionEngineName
RDS connections	builtin:cloud.aws.rds.connections	DatabaseConnections Sum	ext:cloud.aws.rds.databaseConnectionsSumByRegionDatabaseClass ext:cloud.aws.rds.databaseConnectionsSumByRegionDBClusterIdentifier ext:cloud.aws.rds.databaseConnectionsSumByRegion ext:cloud.aws.rds.databaseConnectionsSumByRegionEngineName ext:cloud.aws.rds.databaseConnectionsSumByRegionDBClusterIdentifierRole
RDS free storage space %	builtin:cloud.aws.rds.free	-	-
RDS restarts	builtin:cloud.aws.rds.restarts	-	-

Source: ec2-auto-scaling.md¶

title: Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/cloudwatch-metrics/cloudwatch-ec2/ec2-auto-scaling scraped: 2026-02-17T05:03:37.060997

Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling¶

How-to guide
1-min read
Updated on Nov 15, 2023

For information about differences between classic services and other services, see Migrate from AWS classic (formerly 'built-in') services to cloud services.

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling. You can view metrics for each service instance, split metrics into multiple dimensions, and create custom charts that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.200+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.

To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

AWS endpoints that need to be reachable from ActiveGate with corresponding AWS services¶

Endpoint	Service
`autoscaling.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in), Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
`lambda.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Lambda (built-in), AWS Lambda
`elasticloadbalancing.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in), Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)
`dynamodb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB (built-in), Amazon DynamoDB
`ec2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EBS (built-in), Amazon EC2 (built-in), Amazon EBS, Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet, Amazon VPC NAT Gateways, AWS Transit Gateway, AWS Site-to-Site VPN
`rds.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon RDS (built-in), Amazon Aurora, Amazon DocumentDB, Amazon Neptune, Amazon RDS
`s3.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon S3 (built-in)
`acm-pca.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority
`apigateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon API Gateway
`apprunner.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS App Runner
`appstream2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon AppStream
`appsync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS AppSync
`athena.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Athena
`cloudfront.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudFront
`cloudhsmv2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CloudHSM
`cloudsearch.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudSearch
`codebuild.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CodeBuild
`datasync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS DataSync
`dax.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)
`dms.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)
`directconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Direct Connect
`ecs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), Amazon ECS Container Insights
`elasticfilesystem.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
`eks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
`elasticache.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon ElastiCache (EC)
`elasticbeanstalk.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elastic Beanstalk
`elastictranscoder.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Transcoder
`es.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)
`events.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EventBridge
`fsx.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon FSx
`gamelift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon GameLift
`glue.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Glue
`inspector.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Inspector
`kafka.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka
`models.lex.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Lex
`logs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudWatch Logs
`api.mediatailor.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaTailor
`mediaconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaConnect
`mediapackage.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live
`mediapackage-vod.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand
`opsworks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS OpsWorks
`qldb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon QLDB
`redshift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Redshift
`robomaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS RoboMaker
`route53.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53
`route53resolver.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53 Resolver
`api.sagemaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SageMaker Endpoints, Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances
`sns.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
`sqs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
`storagegateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Storage Gateway
`swf.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SWF
`transfer.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Transfer Family
`workmail.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkMail
`workspaces.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkSpaces

This service monitors Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling. For this service you can see only instances with metrics.

Remember that if you have Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling service configured, you canât have Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in) service turned on. To monitor extended metrics, you need to select Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling, otherwise Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in) will provide only a basic count of EC2 instances in the scaling group.

By default, Auto Scaling Group metrics aren't reported. To have them reported, you need to enable them in the AWS Auto Scaling Group console.

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

EC2

Available metrics¶

AutoScalingGroupName is the main dimension.

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
GroupAndWarmPoolDesiredCapacity	The desired capacity of the Auto Scaling group and the warm pool combined.	Count	Average	AutoScalingGroupName
GroupAndWarmPoolTotalCapacity	The total capacity of the Auto Scaling group and the warm pool combined. This includes instances that are running, stopped, pending, terminating, or in service.	Count	Average	AutoScalingGroupName
GroupDesiredCapacity	The number of instances that the Auto Scaling group attempts to maintain	Count	Average	AutoScalingGroupName	Applicable
GroupInServiceCapacity	The number of capacity units that are running as part of the Auto Scaling group	Count	Average	AutoScalingGroupName
GroupInServiceInstances	The number of instances that are running as part of the Auto Scaling group. This metric does not include instances that are pending or terminating.	Count	Average	AutoScalingGroupName	Applicable
GroupMaxSize	The maximum size of the Auto Scaling group	Count	Average	AutoScalingGroupName	Applicable
GroupMinSize	The minimum size of the Auto Scaling group	Count	Average	AutoScalingGroupName	Applicable
GroupPendingCapacity	The number of capacity units that are pending	Count	Average	AutoScalingGroupName
GroupPendingInstances	The number of instances that are pending. A pending instance is not yet in service. This metric does not include instances that are in service or terminating.	Count	Average	AutoScalingGroupName	Applicable
GroupStandbyCapacity	The number of capacity units that are in a standby state	Count	Average	AutoScalingGroupName
GroupStandbyInstances	The number of instances that are in a standby state. Instances in this state are still running but are not actively in service.	Count	Average	AutoScalingGroupName	Applicable
GroupTerminatingCapacity	The number of capacity units that are in the process of terminating	Count	Average	AutoScalingGroupName
GroupTerminatingInstances	The number of instances that are in the process of terminating. This metric does not include instances that are in service or pending.	Count	Average	AutoScalingGroupName	Applicable
GroupTotalCapacity	The total number of capacity units in the Auto Scaling group	Count	Average	AutoScalingGroupName
GroupTotalInstances	The total number of instances in the Auto Scaling group. This metric identifies the number of instances that are in service, pending, and terminating.	Count	Average	AutoScalingGroupName	Applicable
WarmPoolDesiredCapacity	The amount of capacity that Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling attempts to maintain in the warm pool.	Count	Average	AutoScalingGroupName
WarmPoolMinSize	The minimum size of the warm pool.	Count	Average	AutoScalingGroupName
WarmPoolPendingCapacity	The amount of capacity in the warm pool that is pending. This metric does not include instances that are running, stopped, or terminating.	Count	Average	AutoScalingGroupName
WarmPoolTerminatingCapacity	The amount of capacity in the warm pool that is in the process of terminating. This metric does not include instances that are running, stopped, or pending.	Count	Average	AutoScalingGroupName
WarmPoolTotalCapacity	The total capacity of the warm pool, including instances that are running, stopped, pending, or terminating.	Count	Average	AutoScalingGroupName
WarmPoolWarmedCapacity	The amount of capacity available to enter the Auto Scaling group during scale out. This metric does not include instances that are pending or terminating.	Count	Average	AutoScalingGroupName

Limitations¶

Tagging isn't available for Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling.

Dynatrace entities of this AWS service are not enriched with the ARN property.

Source: cloudwatch-eks.md¶

title: Monitor Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) with CloudWatch metrics source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/cloudwatch-metrics/cloudwatch-eks scraped: 2026-02-17T04:49:12.892224

Monitor Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) with CloudWatch metrics¶

How-to guide
5-min read
Updated on Jun 20, 2022

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS). You can view graphs per service instance, with a set of dimensions, and create custom graphs that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.199+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.
To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.
Set up Container Insights on Amazon EKS or Kubernetesï»¿.

AWS endpoints that need to be reachable from ActiveGate with corresponding AWS services¶

Endpoint	Service
`autoscaling.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in), Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
`lambda.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Lambda (built-in), AWS Lambda
`elasticloadbalancing.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in), Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)
`dynamodb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB (built-in), Amazon DynamoDB
`ec2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EBS (built-in), Amazon EC2 (built-in), Amazon EBS, Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet, Amazon VPC NAT Gateways, AWS Transit Gateway, AWS Site-to-Site VPN
`rds.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon RDS (built-in), Amazon Aurora, Amazon DocumentDB, Amazon Neptune, Amazon RDS
`s3.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon S3 (built-in)
`acm-pca.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority
`apigateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon API Gateway
`apprunner.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS App Runner
`appstream2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon AppStream
`appsync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS AppSync
`athena.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Athena
`cloudfront.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudFront
`cloudhsmv2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CloudHSM
`cloudsearch.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudSearch
`codebuild.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CodeBuild
`datasync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS DataSync
`dax.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)
`dms.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)
`directconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Direct Connect
`ecs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), Amazon ECS Container Insights
`elasticfilesystem.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
`eks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
`elasticache.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon ElastiCache (EC)
`elasticbeanstalk.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elastic Beanstalk
`elastictranscoder.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Transcoder
`es.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)
`events.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EventBridge
`fsx.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon FSx
`gamelift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon GameLift
`glue.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Glue
`inspector.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Inspector
`kafka.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka
`models.lex.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Lex
`logs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudWatch Logs
`api.mediatailor.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaTailor
`mediaconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaConnect
`mediapackage.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live
`mediapackage-vod.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand
`opsworks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS OpsWorks
`qldb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon QLDB
`redshift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Redshift
`robomaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS RoboMaker
`route53.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53
`route53resolver.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53 Resolver
`api.sagemaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SageMaker Endpoints, Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances
`sns.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
`sqs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
`storagegateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Storage Gateway
`swf.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SWF
`transfer.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Transfer Family
`workmail.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkMail
`workspaces.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkSpaces

Container Insights needs to be set up on a cluster to have metrics reported. For details, see the AWS documentationï»¿.

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

Eks dash

Available metrics¶

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
cluster_failed_node_count	The number of failed worker nodes in the cluster	Count	Average	ClusterName	Applicable
cluster_node_count	The total number of worker nodes in the cluster	Count	Average	ClusterName	Applicable
namespace_number_of_running_pods	The number of pods running per namespace in the resource that is specified by the dimensions that you're using	Count	Average	ClusterName, Namespace	Applicable
node_cpu_limit	The maximum number of CPU units that can be assigned to a single node in this cluster	None	Multi	ClusterName	Applicable
node_cpu_reserved_capacity	The percentage of CPU units that are reserved for node components, such as kubelet, kube-proxy, and Docker	Percent	Multi	ClusterName, InstanceId, NodeName
node_cpu_reserved_capacity		Percent	Multi	ClusterName	Applicable
node_cpu_usage_total	The number of CPU units being used on the nodes in the cluster	None	Multi	ClusterName	Applicable
node_cpu_utilization	The total percentage of CPU units being used on the nodes in the cluster	Percent	Multi	ClusterName, InstanceId, NodeName	Applicable
node_cpu_utilization		Percent	Multi	ClusterName
node_filesystem_utilization	The total percentage of file system capacity being used on nodes in the cluster	Percent	Multi	ClusterName, InstanceId, NodeName	Applicable
node_filesystem_utilization		Percent	Multi	ClusterName
node_memory_limit	The maximum amount of memory, in bytes, that can be assigned to a single node in this cluster	Bytes	Multi	ClusterName	Applicable
node_memory_reserved_capacity	The percentage of memory currently being used on the nodes in the cluster	Percent	Multi	ClusterName, InstanceId, NodeName
node_memory_reserved_capacity		Percent	Multi	ClusterName	Applicable
node_memory_utilization	The percentage of memory currently being used by the node or nodes	Percent	Multi	ClusterName, InstanceId, NodeName	Applicable
node_memory_utilization		Percent	Multi	ClusterName
node_memory_working_set	The amount of memory, in bytes, being used in the working set of the nodes in the cluster	Bytes	Multi	ClusterName	Applicable
node_network_total_bytes	The total number of bytes per second transmitted and received over the network per node in a cluster	Bytes/Second	Multi	ClusterName, InstanceId, NodeName	Applicable
node_network_total_bytes		Bytes/Second	Multi	ClusterName	Applicable
node_number_of_running_containers	The number of running containers per node in a cluster	Count	Average	ClusterName, InstanceId, NodeName	Applicable
node_number_of_running_containers		Count	Average	ClusterName
node_number_of_running_pods	The number of running pods per node in a cluster	Count	Average	ClusterName, InstanceId, NodeName	Applicable
node_number_of_running_pods		Count	Average	ClusterName
pod_cpu_reserved_capacity	The CPU capacity that is reserved per pod in a cluster	Percent	Multi	ClusterName, Namespace, PodName
pod_cpu_reserved_capacity		Percent	Multi	ClusterName
pod_cpu_utilization	The percentage of CPU units being used by pods	Percent	Multi	ClusterName, Namespace	Applicable
pod_cpu_utilization		Percent	Multi	ClusterName, Namespace, PodName
pod_cpu_utilization		Percent	Multi	ClusterName
pod_cpu_utilization_over_pod_limit	The percentage of CPU units being used by pods that is over the pod limit	Percent	Multi	ClusterName, Namespace
pod_cpu_utilization_over_pod_limit		Percent	Multi	ClusterName, Namespace, PodName	Applicable
pod_cpu_utilization_over_pod_limit		Percent	Multi	ClusterName
pod_memory_reserved_capacity	The percentage of memory that is reserved for pods	Percent	Multi	ClusterName, Namespace, PodName
pod_memory_reserved_capacity		Percent	Multi	ClusterName
pod_memory_utilization	The percentage of memory currently being used by the pod or pods	Percent	Multi	ClusterName, Namespace	Applicable
pod_memory_utilization		Percent	Multi	ClusterName, Namespace, PodName
pod_memory_utilization		Percent	Multi	ClusterName
pod_memory_utilization_over_pod_limit	The percentage of memory that is being used by pods that is over the pod limit	Percent	Multi	ClusterName, Namespace
pod_memory_utilization_over_pod_limit		Percent	Multi	ClusterName, Namespace, PodName	Applicable
pod_memory_utilization_over_pod_limit		Percent	Multi	ClusterName
pod_network_rx_bytes	The number of bytes per second being received over the network by the pod	Bytes/Second	Multi	ClusterName, Namespace
pod_network_rx_bytes		Bytes/Second	Multi	ClusterName, Namespace, PodName	Applicable
pod_network_rx_bytes		Bytes/Second	Multi	ClusterName
pod_network_tx_bytes	The number of bytes per second being transmitted over the network by the pod	Bytes/Second	Multi	ClusterName, Namespace
pod_network_tx_bytes		Bytes/Second	Multi	ClusterName, Namespace, PodName	Applicable
pod_network_tx_bytes		Bytes/Second	Multi	ClusterName
pod_number_of_container_restarts	The total number of container restarts in a pod	Count	Sum	ClusterName, Namespace, PodName	Applicable
service_number_of_running_pods	The number of pods running the service or services in the cluster	Count	Average	ClusterName, Namespace, Service
service_number_of_running_pods		Count	Average	ClusterName

Source: cloudwatch-elastic-beanstalk.md¶

title: Monitor AWS Elastic Beanstalk with CloudWatch metrics source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/cloudwatch-metrics/cloudwatch-elastic-beanstalk scraped: 2026-02-16T21:28:03.332746

Monitor AWS Elastic Beanstalk with CloudWatch metrics¶

How-to guide
6-min read
Published Sep 08, 2020

Dynatrace ingests metrics for multiple preselected namespaces, including AWS Elastic Beanstalk. You can view metrics for each service instance, split metrics into multiple dimensions, and create custom charts that you can pin to your dashboards.

Prerequisites¶

To enable monitoring for this service, you need

ActiveGate version 1.197+
For Dynatrace SaaS deployments, you need an Environment ActiveGate or a Multi-environment ActiveGate.

For role-based access in a SaaS deployment, you need an Environment ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host.

Dynatrace version 1.201+
An updated AWS monitoring policy to include the additional AWS services.

To update the AWS IAM policyï»¿, use the JSON below, containing the monitoring policy (permissions) for all supporting services.

JSON predefined policy for all supporting services

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for All AWS cloud services and, for each supporting service, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

Example of JSON policy for one single service.

JSON policy for Amazon API Gateway

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"apigateway:GET",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

In this example, from the complete list of permissions you need to select

"apigateway:GET" for Amazon API Gateway
"cloudwatch:GetMetricData", "cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics", "cloudwatch:ListMetrics", "sts:GetCallerIdentity", "tag:GetResources", "tag:GetTagKeys", and "ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones" for All AWS cloud services.

Install OneAgent Optional¶

To install and customize OneAgent, see Deploy OneAgent on AWS Elastic Beanstalk.

AWS endpoints that need to be reachable from ActiveGate with corresponding AWS services¶

Endpoint	Service
`autoscaling.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in), Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
`lambda.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Lambda (built-in), AWS Lambda
`elasticloadbalancing.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in), Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)
`dynamodb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB (built-in), Amazon DynamoDB
`ec2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EBS (built-in), Amazon EC2 (built-in), Amazon EBS, Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet, Amazon VPC NAT Gateways, AWS Transit Gateway, AWS Site-to-Site VPN
`rds.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon RDS (built-in), Amazon Aurora, Amazon DocumentDB, Amazon Neptune, Amazon RDS
`s3.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon S3 (built-in)
`acm-pca.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority
`apigateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon API Gateway
`apprunner.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS App Runner
`appstream2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon AppStream
`appsync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS AppSync
`athena.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Athena
`cloudfront.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudFront
`cloudhsmv2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CloudHSM
`cloudsearch.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudSearch
`codebuild.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CodeBuild
`datasync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS DataSync
`dax.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)
`dms.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)
`directconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Direct Connect
`ecs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), Amazon ECS Container Insights
`elasticfilesystem.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
`eks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
`elasticache.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon ElastiCache (EC)
`elasticbeanstalk.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elastic Beanstalk
`elastictranscoder.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Transcoder
`es.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)
`events.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EventBridge
`fsx.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon FSx
`gamelift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon GameLift
`glue.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Glue
`inspector.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Inspector
`kafka.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka
`models.lex.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Lex
`logs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudWatch Logs
`api.mediatailor.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaTailor
`mediaconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaConnect
`mediapackage.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live
`mediapackage-vod.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand
`opsworks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS OpsWorks
`qldb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon QLDB
`redshift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Redshift
`robomaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS RoboMaker
`route53.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53
`route53resolver.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53 Resolver
`api.sagemaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SageMaker Endpoints, Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances
`sns.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
`sqs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
`storagegateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Storage Gateway
`swf.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SWF
`transfer.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Transfer Family
`workmail.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkMail
`workspaces.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkSpaces

Enable monitoring¶

To learn how to enable service monitoring, see Enable service monitoring.

View service metrics¶

You can view the service metrics in your Dynatrace environment either on the custom device overview page or on your Dashboards page.

View metrics on the custom device overview page¶

To access the custom device overview page

Go to Technologies & Processes Classic.
Filter by service name and select the relevant custom device group.
Once you select the custom device group, you're on the custom device group overview page.
The custom device group overview page lists all instances (custom devices) belonging to the group. Select an instance to view the custom device overview page.

View metrics on your dashboard¶

After you add the service to monitoring, a preset dashboard containing all recommended metrics is automatically listed on your Dashboards page. To look for specific dashboards, filter by Preset and then by Name.

AWS presets

For existing monitored services, you might need to resave your credentials for the preset dashboard to appear on the Dashboards page. To resave your credentials, go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS, select the desired AWS instance, and then select Save.

You can't make changes on a preset dashboard directly, but you can clone and edit it. To clone a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Clone.

To remove a dashboard from the dashboards page, you can hide it. To hide a dashboard, open the browse menu (â¦) and select Hide.

Hiding a dashboard doesn't affect other users.

Clone hide AWS

To check the availability of preset dashboards for each AWS service, see the list below.

Preset dashboard availability list¶

AWS service	Preset dashboard
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Lambda (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EBS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon RDS (built-in)	Not applicable
Amazon S3 (built-in)	Not applicable
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	Not applicable
All monitored Amazon services	Not applicable
Amazon API Gateway	Not applicable
AWS App Runner	Not applicable
Amazon AppStream	Applicable
AWS AppSync	Applicable
Amazon Athena	Applicable
Amazon Aurora	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Applicable
AWS Billing	Applicable
Amazon Keyspaces	Applicable
AWS Chatbot	Applicable
Amazon CloudFront	Not applicable
AWS CloudHSM	Applicable
Amazon CloudSearch	Applicable
AWS CodeBuild	Applicable
Amazon Cognito	Not applicable
Amazon Connect	Applicable
AWS DataSync	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	Applicable
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	Applicable
Amazon DocumentDB	Applicable
AWS Direct Connect	Applicable
Amazon DynamoDB	Not applicable
Amazon EBS	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	Not applicable
Amazon EC2 API	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	Not applicable
Amazon ECS Container Insights	Applicable
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Not applicable
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	Applicable
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	Not applicable
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Inference	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Applicable
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	Not applicable
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	Not applicable
Amazon EventBridge	Applicable
Amazon FSx	Applicable
Amazon GameLift	Applicable
AWS Glue	Not applicable
Amazon Inspector	Applicable
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)	Not applicable
AWS IoT Things Graph	Applicable
AWS IoT Analytics	Applicable
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	Applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	Not applicable
Amazon Data Firehose	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	Not applicable
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Not applicable
AWS Lambda	Not applicable
Amazon Lex	Applicable
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	Applicable
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	Applicable
Amazon MQ	Applicable
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	Not applicable
Amazon Neptune	Applicable
AWS OpsWorks	Applicable
Amazon Polly	Applicable
Amazon QLDB	Applicable
Amazon RDS	Not applicable
Amazon Redshift	Not applicable
Amazon Rekognition	Applicable
AWS RoboMaker	Applicable
Amazon Route 53	Applicable
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	Applicable
Amazon S3	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs	Not applicable
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs	Not applicable
AWS Service Catalog	Applicable
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Not applicable
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Not applicable
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command	Applicable
AWS Step Functions	Applicable
AWS Storage Gateway	Applicable
Amazon SWF	Applicable
Amazon Textract	Applicable
AWS Transfer Family	Applicable
AWS Transit Gateway	Applicable
Amazon Translate	Applicable
AWS Trusted Advisor	Applicable
AWS API Usage	Applicable
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	Applicable
AWS WAF Classic	Applicable
AWS WAF	Applicable
Amazon WorkMail	Applicable
Amazon WorkSpaces	Applicable

Elastic beanstalk

Available metrics¶

Name	Description	Unit	Statistics	Dimensions	Recommended
ApplicationLatencyP10	The average amount of time, in seconds, it takes to complete the fastest 10% of requests (instance and environment)	Seconds	Multi	EnvironmentName, InstanceId
ApplicationLatencyP10		Seconds	Multi	EnvironmentName
ApplicationLatencyP50	The average amount of time, in seconds, it takes to complete the fastest 50% of requests (instance and environment)	Seconds	Multi	EnvironmentName, InstanceId
ApplicationLatencyP50		Seconds	Multi	EnvironmentName
ApplicationLatencyP75	The average amount of time, in seconds, it takes to complete the fastest 75% of requests (instance and environment)	Seconds	Multi	EnvironmentName, InstanceId
ApplicationLatencyP75		Seconds	Multi	EnvironmentName
ApplicationLatencyP85	The average amount of time, in seconds, it takes to complete the fastest 85% of requests (instance and environment)	Seconds	Multi	EnvironmentName, InstanceId
ApplicationLatencyP85		Seconds	Multi	EnvironmentName
ApplicationLatencyP90	The average amount of time, in seconds, it takes to complete the fastest 90% of requests (instance and environment)	Seconds	Multi	EnvironmentName, InstanceId
ApplicationLatencyP90		Seconds	Multi	EnvironmentName	Applicable
ApplicationLatencyP95	The average amount of time, in seconds, it takes to complete the fastest 95% of requests (instance and environment)	Seconds	Multi	EnvironmentName, InstanceId
ApplicationLatencyP95		Seconds	Multi	EnvironmentName
ApplicationLatencyP99	The average amount of time, in seconds, it takes to complete the fastest 99% of requests (instance and environment)	Seconds	Multi	EnvironmentName, InstanceId
ApplicationLatencyP99		Seconds	Multi	EnvironmentName
ApplicationLatencyP99.9	The average amount of time, in seconds, it takes to complete the fastest 99.9% of requests (instance and environment)	Seconds	Multi	EnvironmentName, InstanceId
ApplicationLatencyP99.9		Seconds	Multi	EnvironmentName
ApplicationRequestsTotal	The total number of requests completed by the instance or environment	Count	Sum	EnvironmentName, InstanceId
ApplicationRequestsTotal		Count	Sum	EnvironmentName	Applicable
ApplicationRequests2xx	The number of requests that completed with a `2XX` status code (instance and environment)	Count	Sum	EnvironmentName, InstanceId
ApplicationRequests2xx		Count	Sum	EnvironmentName
ApplicationRequests3xx	The number of requests that completed with a `3XX` status code (instance and environment)	Count	Sum	EnvironmentName, InstanceId
ApplicationRequests3xx		Count	Sum	EnvironmentName
ApplicationRequests4xx	The number of requests that completed with a `4XX` status code (instance and environment)	Count	Sum	EnvironmentName, InstanceId
ApplicationRequests4xx		Count	Sum	EnvironmentName	Applicable
ApplicationRequests5xx	The number of requests that completed with a `5XX` status code (instance and environment)	Count	Sum	EnvironmentName, InstanceId
ApplicationRequests5xx		Count	Sum	EnvironmentName	Applicable
CPUIdle	The percentage of time the CPU was in idle state in the last minute (instance only)	Percent	Multi	EnvironmentName, InstanceId
CPUIowait	The percentage of time the CPU was in `iowait` state in the last minute (instance only)	Percent	Multi	EnvironmentName, InstanceId
CPUIrq	The percentage of time the CPU was in `irq` state in the last minute (instance only)	Percent	Multi	EnvironmentName, InstanceId
CPUNice	The percentage of time the CPU was in `nice` state in the last minute (instance only)	Percent	Multi	EnvironmentName, InstanceId
CPUPrivileged	The percentage of time the CPU was in `privileged` state in the last minute (instance only)	Percent	Multi	EnvironmentName, InstanceId
CPUSoftirq	The percentage of time the CPU was in `softirq` state in the last minute (instance only)	Percent	Multi	EnvironmentName, InstanceId
CPUSystem	The percentage of time the CPU was in `system` state in the last minute (instance only)	Percent	Multi	EnvironmentName, InstanceId
CPUUser	The percentage of time the CPU was in `user` state in the last minute (instance only)	Percent	Multi	EnvironmentName, InstanceId
EnvironmentHealth	The current health status of the environment, with seven possible values: 0 - `OK`, 1 - `Info`, 5 - `Unknown`, 10 - `No data`, 15 - `Warning`, 20 - `Degraded`, and 25 - `Severe`	None	Multi	EnvironmentName	Applicable
InstanceHealth	The current health status of the instance, with seven possible values: 0 - `OK`, 1 - `Info`, 5 - `Unknown`, 10 - `No data`, 15 - `Warning`, 20 - `Degraded`, and 25 - `Severe`	None	Multi	EnvironmentName, InstanceId	Applicable
InstancesDegraded	The number of instances in the environment with `degraded` health status (environment only)	Count	Multi	EnvironmentName
InstancesInfo	The number of instances in the environment with `info` health status (environment only)	Count	Multi	EnvironmentName
InstancesNoData	The number of instances for which no data is being received (environment only)	Count	Multi	EnvironmentName
InstancesOk	The number of instances in the environment with `OK` health status (environment only)	Count	Multi	EnvironmentName
InstancesPending	The number of instances in the environment with `pending` health status (environment only)	Count	Multi	EnvironmentName
InstancesSevere	The number of instances in the environment with `severe` health status (environment only)	Count	Multi	EnvironmentName
InstancesUnknown	The number of instances in the environment with `unknown` health status (environment only)	Count	Multi	EnvironmentName
InstancesWarning	The number of instances in the environment with `warning` health status (environment only)	Count	Multi	EnvironmentName
LoadAverage1min	The average CPU load of the instance over the last minute (instance only)	Percent	Multi	EnvironmentName, InstanceId
LoadAverage5min	The average CPU load of the instance over the last five minutes (instance only)	Percent	Multi	EnvironmentName, InstanceId
RootFilesystemUtil	The percentage of disk space that's in use (instance only)	Percent	Multi	EnvironmentName, InstanceId
RootFilesystemUtil		Percent	Multi	EnvironmentName

Source: default-aws-metrics.md¶

title: Classic (formerly 'built-in') AWS metrics source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/cloudwatch-metrics/default-aws-metrics scraped: 2026-02-16T09:38:34.053585

Classic (formerly 'built-in') AWS metrics¶

Reference
1-min read
Updated on Jan 29, 2024

For information about differences between classic services and other services, see Migrate from AWS classic (formerly 'built-in') services to cloud services.

The table below lists all AWS metrics that Dynatrace collects by default when you enable AWS monitoring.

For all other metrics collected by Dynatrace per configurable AWS service, see the cloud services pages.

Metric key	Name	Unit	Aggregations
builtin:cloud.aws.alb.connections.active	ALB number of active connections	Count	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.alb.connections.new	ALB number of new connections	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.alb.errors.alb.http4xx	ALB number of 4XX errors	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.alb.errors.alb.http5xx	ALB number of 5XX errors	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.alb.errors.target.http4xx	ALB number of 4XX target errors	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.alb.errors.target.http5xx	ALB number of 5XX target errors	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.alb.errors.rejCon	ALB number of rejected connections	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.alb.errors.targConn	ALB number of target connection errors	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.alb.errors.tlsNeg	ALB number of client TLS negotiation errors	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.alb.bytes	ALB number of processed bytes	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.alb.lcus	ALB number of consumed LCUs	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.alb.requests	ALB number of requests	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.alb.respTime	ALB target response time	Second	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.asg.running	Number of running EC2 instances (ASG)	Count	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.asg.stopped	Number of stopped EC2 instances (ASG)	Count	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.asg.terminated	Number of terminated EC2 instances (ASG)	Count	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.az.running	Number of running EC2 instances (AZ)	Count	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.az.stopped	Number of stopped EC2 instances (AZ)	Count	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.az.terminated	Number of terminated EC2 instances (AZ)	Count	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.dynamo.capacityUnits.consumed.read	DynamoDB read capacity units	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.dynamo.capacityUnits.consumed.write	DynamoDB write capacity units	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.dynamo.capacityUnits.provisioned.read	DynamoDB provisioned read capacity units	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.dynamo.capacityUnits.provisioned.write	DynamoDB provisioned write capacity units	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.dynamo.capacityUnits.read	DynamoDB read capacity units %	Percent (%)	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.dynamo.capacityUnits.write	DynamoDB write capacity units %	Percent (%)	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.dynamo.errors.system	DynamoDB number of requests with HTTP 500 status code	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.dynamo.errors.user	DynamoDB number of requests with HTTP 400 status code	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.dynamo.requests.latency	DynamoDB number of successful request latency for operation	Millisecond	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.dynamo.requests.returnedItems	DynamoDB number of items returned by operation	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.dynamo.requests.throttled	DynamoDB number of throttled requests for operation	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.dynamo.throttledEvents.read	DynamoDB number of read throttled events	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.dynamo.throttledEvents.write	DynamoDB number of write throttled events	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.dynamo.tables	Number of tables for AvailabilityZone	Count	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.ebs.latency.read	EBS volume read latency	Second	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.ebs.latency.write	EBS volume write latency	Second	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.ebs.ops.consumed	EBS volume consumed OPS	Per second	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.ebs.ops.read	EBS volume read OPS	Per second	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.ebs.ops.write	EBS volume write OPS	Per second	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.ebs.throughput.percent	EBS volume throughput %	Percent (%)	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.ebs.throughput.read	EBS volume read throughput	Per second	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.ebs.throughput.write	EBS volume write throughput	Per second	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.ebs.idleTime	EBS volume idle time %	Percent (%)	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.ebs.queue	EBS volume queue length	Count	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.ec2.cpu.usage	EC2 CPU usage %	Percent (%)	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.ec2.disk.readOps	EC2 instance storage read IOPS	Per second	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.ec2.disk.readRate	EC2 instance storage read rate	kB/s	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.ec2.disk.writeOps	EC2 instance storage write IOPS	Per second	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.ec2.disk.writeRate	EC2 instance storage write rate	kB/s	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.ec2.net.rx	EC2 network data received rate	Byte/second	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.ec2.net.tx	EC2 network data transmitted rate	Byte/second	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.elb.errors.backend.connection	CLB backend connection errors	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.elb.errors.backend.http2xx	CLB number of backend 2XX errors	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.elb.errors.backend.http3xx	CLB number of backend 3XX errors	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.elb.errors.backend.http4xx	CLB number of backend 4XX errors	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.elb.errors.backend.http5xx	CLB number of backend 5XX errors	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.elb.errors.elb.http4xx	CLB number of 4XX errors	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.elb.errors.elb.http5xx	CLB number of 5XX errors	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.elb.errors.frontend	CLB frontend errors percentage	Percent (%)	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.elb.hosts.healthy	CLB number of healthy hosts	Count	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.elb.hosts.unhealthy	CLB number of unhealthy hosts	Count	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.elb.latency	CLB latency	Second	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.elb.reqCompl	CLB number of completed requests	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.lambda.concExecutions	LambdaFunction concurrent executions count	Count	autoavgcountmaxminsum
builtin:cloud.aws.lambda.duration	LambdaFunction code execution time.	Millisecond	autoavgcountmaxminsum
builtin:cloud.aws.lambda.errors	LambdaFunction number of failed invocations with HTTP 4XX status code	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.lambda.errorsRate	LambdaFunction rate of failed invocations to all invocations %	Percent (%)	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.lambda.invocations	LambdaFunction number of times a function is invoked	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.lambda.provConcExecutions	LambdaFunction provisioned concurrent executions count	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.lambda.provConcInvocations	LambdaFunction provisioned concurrency invocation count	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.lambda.provConcSpilloverInvocations	LambdaFunction provisioned concurrency spillover invocation count	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.lambda.throttlers	LambdaFunction throttled function invocation count	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.nlb.flow.active	NLB number of active flows	Count	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.nlb.flow.new	NLB number of new flows	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.nlb.tcp.reset.client	NLB number of client resets	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.nlb.tcp.reset.elb	NLB number of resets	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.nlb.tcp.reset.target	NLB number of target resets	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.nlb.bytes	NLB number of processed bytes	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.nlb.lcus	NLB number of consumed LCUs	Count	autovalue
builtin:cloud.aws.rds.cpu.usage	RDS CPU usage %	Percent (%)	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.rds.latency.read	RDS read latency	Second	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.rds.latency.write	RDS write latency	Second	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.rds.memory.freeable	RDS freeable memory	Byte	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.rds.memory.swap	RDS swap usage	Byte	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.rds.net.rx	RDS network received throughput	Byte/second	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.rds.net.tx	RDS network transmitted throughput	Byte/second	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.rds.ops.read	RDS read IOPS	Per second	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.rds.ops.write	RDS write IOPS	Per second	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.rds.throughput.read	RDS read throughput	Byte/second	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.rds.throughput.write	RDS write throughput	Byte/second	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.rds.connections	RDS connections	Count	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.rds.free	RDS free storage space %	Percent (%)	autoavgmaxmin
builtin:cloud.aws.rds.restarts	RDS restarts	Count	autovalue

Source: tags-and-management-zones-aws.md¶

title: Tags and management zones for AWS integration source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/cloudwatch-metrics/tags-and-management-zones-aws scraped: 2026-02-17T05:04:07.494866

Tags and management zones for AWS integration¶

How-to guide
4-min read
Updated on Feb 20, 2024

To organize cloud entities in your environment and simplify searches for them, you can use tags and basic instance properties imported from the cloud, as well as tags and management zones assigned in Dynatrace. Tags and management zones are applied to cloud entities just as they are for other entities, but they are best applied via the entity selector.

Cloud entities in your environment¶

You can browse all cloud entites in your environment using their ID or type from cloud entity types via the entity selector, just as for other entities. You can also explore all available properties and relationships available for each individual resource or type.

You can also browse their metrics using entity selector as part of metric selector, e.g. in Data Explorer.

Cloud entity types

To learn more about Dynatrace cloud entities and to check which ones can have tags imported from the cloud, see Cloud services with their respective Dynatrace entity types.

Add an automatically applied tag to cloud entities¶

Follow the steps below to automatically apply a tag to cloud entities. To learn more about tags, see Define and apply tags.

Go to Settings > Tags > Automatically applied tags.
Select Create tag and type a name for the new tag in the Tag name field.
Select Add a new rule.
Optional Optional tag value. This value appears next to the tag name that the rule is specified for, after a :, and is used to provide more precise information based on the individual rule. Note that for rules based on the entity selector, this value cannot be extracted from the entity itself using placeholders.
From the Rule type list, choose the Entity selector type.
Use one of the code snippets from the examples and adapt it with your own values to apply tags to cloud entities matching your entity selector.
Select Preview to verify the results returned by the specific entity selector.
Select Save changes.

Example of a rule-based entity selector

Queue entity selector

Add cloud entities to existing management zones¶

Follow the steps below to add cloud entities to existing management zones. To learn more about management zones, see Set up management zones.

Go to Settings > Preferences > Management zones.
Edit an existing management zone and select Add a new rule.
In the Rule applies to list, choose the Entity selector.
Use one of the code snippets from the examples and adapt it with your own values to add to the management zone cloud entities matching the entity selector.
Select Preview to verify the results returned by the specific entity selector.
Select Save changes.

Example of a management zone based on the entity selector

Management zone for queues

Entity selector examples for AWS entities¶

You can use the examples below and cloud entity types to suit your own needs.

Regions and zones

AWS account

Source: cloudwatch-metrics.md¶

title: Monitor Amazon Web Services with CloudWatch metrics source: https://www.dynatrace.com/docs/ingest-from/amazon-web-services/integrate-with-aws/cloudwatch-metrics scraped: 2026-02-16T21:27:50.903848

Monitor Amazon Web Services with CloudWatch metrics¶

How-to guide
23-min read
Updated on Feb 05, 2026

Follow this guide to start ingesting data remotely from Amazon CloudWatch.

Its main focus is on infrastructure monitoring of AWS services: Dynatrace monitoring AWS services via CloudWatch.

See What's next? for Full-Stack and Log Monitoring of your AWS services.

After you have established the initial monitoring, you can add, remove, or modify service monitoring using the Dynatrace web UI, at scale, or using the Dynatrace API.

Details of collected measurements

To learn the measurements collected for each of the AWS services, see:

AWS cloud services enabled by default and metrics metrics Dynatrace collects by default for AWS monitoring.")
AWS cloud services

The Amazon Web Services infrastructure monitoring provides metrics from CloudWatch, infrastructure data available via public AWS API, and specific events. The data is collected in five-minute intervals.

Cost of monitoring¶

Each service monitored by Dynatrace through CloudWatch, as well as log processing and analysis, consumes DDUs.
Amazon may charge you extra for CloudWatch metric queries. For details on these additional costs, please consult Amazon CloudWatch pricing online documentationï»¿.

Monitoring prerequisites¶

There are three prerequisites for the AWS monitoring setup:

Dynatrace admin permissions

To manage AWS monitoring configuration, you need permissions to read and modify the builtin:cloud.aws schema.

Both settings:objects:read and settings:objects:write are required.
They are included in the Change monitoring settings permissions.
Read-only access is not supported.

See Manage user permissions with roles for details on how to manage and set permissions.

Allow ActiveGate to access URLs

To monitor Amazon Web Services, Dynatrace needs to be able to connect to the Amazon CloudWatch API and query it periodically. At least one ActiveGate needs to be able to connect to Amazon CloudWatch to perform the monitoring tasks. Your ActiveGate needs to be deployed on an EC2 instance and be able to connect to the endpoints listed below.

From Dynatrace version 1.267+, only role-based access can be used. Key-based authorization is no longer available for new credentials. For existing key-based credentials, you can keep using keys indefinitely. We recommend switching to role-based authentication using the dedicated button on the configuration page. Dynatrace automatically checks the configuration to ensure the correct configuration of roles.

Key-based authentication is allowed only for AWS GovCloud and China partitions.

An ActiveGate capable of monitoring your AWS account for classic (built-in) supported services is already provided and available within the Dynatrace AWS account.

However, to monitor specific non-default AWS cloud services or if your AWS account exceeds 2,000 AWS resources, you must install and configure an Environment ActiveGate. Follow the ActiveGate installation guide and resume this guide when done.

You must install and configure an Environment ActiveGate if you want to monitor either or both of the following:

More than 2,000 AWS resources (AWS service instances)
Non-default AWS Cloud services

Allow ActiveGate to access AWS URLs¶

The integration accesses the following AWS API endpoints, so they must be accessible from your ActiveGate:

AWS Security Token Service (AWS STS)

https://sts.<REGION>.amazonaws.com/

https://sts.amazonaws.com/

AWS STS global endpoint is not supported. Make sure that sts.<REGION>.amazonaws.com is accessible for the regions you want to monitor.

See AWS STS Regionalized endpointsï»¿ for more details.

AWS Resource Groups Tagging

https://tagging.<REGION>.amazonaws.com/

* Amazon CloudWatch

https://monitoring.<REGION>.amazonaws.com/

* Amazon EC2

ec2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com

Other endpoints may be required depending on the services you need to monitor.

Consult the tables below for endpoints specific to each service you might want to monitor and for AWS Regions supported by Dynatrace AWS Monitoring.

AWS endpoints that need to be reachable from ActiveGate with corresponding AWS services¶

Endpoint	Service
`autoscaling.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in), Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
`lambda.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Lambda (built-in), AWS Lambda
`elasticloadbalancing.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in), Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)
`dynamodb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB (built-in), Amazon DynamoDB
`ec2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EBS (built-in), Amazon EC2 (built-in), Amazon EBS, Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet, Amazon VPC NAT Gateways, AWS Transit Gateway, AWS Site-to-Site VPN
`rds.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon RDS (built-in), Amazon Aurora, Amazon DocumentDB, Amazon Neptune, Amazon RDS
`s3.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon S3 (built-in)
`acm-pca.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority
`apigateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon API Gateway
`apprunner.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS App Runner
`appstream2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon AppStream
`appsync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS AppSync
`athena.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Athena
`cloudfront.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudFront
`cloudhsmv2.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CloudHSM
`cloudsearch.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudSearch
`codebuild.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS CodeBuild
`datasync.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS DataSync
`dax.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)
`dms.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)
`directconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Direct Connect
`ecs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), Amazon ECS Container Insights
`elasticfilesystem.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)
`eks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
`elasticache.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon ElastiCache (EC)
`elasticbeanstalk.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elastic Beanstalk
`elastictranscoder.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elastic Transcoder
`es.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)
`events.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon EventBridge
`fsx.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon FSx
`gamelift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon GameLift
`glue.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Glue
`inspector.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Inspector
`kafka.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka
`models.lex.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Lex
`logs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon CloudWatch Logs
`api.mediatailor.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaTailor
`mediaconnect.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaConnect
`mediapackage.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live
`mediapackage-vod.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand
`opsworks.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS OpsWorks
`qldb.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon QLDB
`redshift.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Redshift
`robomaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS RoboMaker
`route53.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53
`route53resolver.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Route 53 Resolver
`api.sagemaker.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SageMaker Endpoints, Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances
`sns.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
`sqs.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
`storagegateway.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Storage Gateway
`swf.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon SWF
`transfer.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	AWS Transfer Family
`workmail.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkMail
`workspaces.<REGION>.amazonaws.com`	Amazon WorkSpaces

AWS Regions supported by Dynatrace AWS Monitoring¶

us-gov-west-1: AWS GovCloud (US)
us-gov-east-1: AWS GovCloud (US-East)
us-east-1: US East (N. Virginia)
us-east-2: US East (Ohio)
us-west-1: US West (N. California)
us-west-2: US West (Oregon)
eu-west-1: EU (Ireland)
eu-west-2: EU (London)
eu-west-3: EU (Paris)
eu-central-1: EU (Frankfurt)
eu-central-2: EU (Zurich)
eu-north-1: EU (Stockholm)
eu-south-1: EU (Milan)
eu-south-2: EU (Spain)
ap-east-1: Asia Pacific (Hong Kong)
ap-east-2: Asia Pacific (Taipei)
ap-south-1: Asia Pacific (Mumbai)
ap-south-2: Asia Pacific (Hyderabad)
ap-southeast-1: Asia Pacific (Singapore)
ap-southeast-2: Asia Pacific (Sydney)
ap-southeast-3: Asia Pacific (Jakarta)
ap-southeast-4: Asia Pacific (Melbourne)
ap-southeast-5: Asia Pacific (Malaysia)
ap-southeast-6: Asia Pacific (New Zealand)
ap-southeast-7: Asia Pacific (Thailand)
ap-northeast-1: Asia Pacific (Tokyo)
ap-northeast-2: Asia Pacific (Seoul)
ap-northeast-3: Asia Pacific (Osaka)
sa-east-1: South America (Sao Paulo)
cn-north-1: China (Beijing)
cn-northwest-1: China (Ningxia)
ca-central-1: Canada (Central)
ca-west-1: Canada West (Calgary)
il-central-1: Israel (Tel Aviv)
me-central-1: Middle East (UAE)
me-south-1: Middle East (Bahrain)
mx-central-1: Mexico (Central)
af-south-1: Africa (Cape Town)
us-iso-east-1: US ISO East
us-isob-east-1: US ISOB East (Ohio)
us-iso-west-1: US ISO West

Proxy

The most frequent cause of certificate issues with the TLS interception proxy is a missing proxy's CA certificate in the ActiveGate truststore.

If you're still having proxy issues, see:

"Communication error."

Make sure that the URLs are whitelisted. Otherwise, you might get communication or timeout errors.

AWS monitoring policy and role-based authentication

To perform these steps, you need to have AWS admin privileges.

The AWS monitoring policy defines the minimal scope of permissions you need to give to Dynatrace to monitor the services running in your AWS account. Create it once and use it any time when enabling Dynatrace access to your AWS account. If you don't want to add permissions to all services, and just select permissions for certain services, consult the table below. The table contains a set of permissions that are required for all AWS cloud services, a list of optional permissions specific to that service.

Permissions required for AWS monitoring integration:

"cloudwatch:GetMetricData"
"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics"
"cloudwatch:ListMetrics"
"sts:GetCallerIdentity"
"tag:GetResources"
"tag:GetTagKeys"
"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones"

Complete list of permissions for cloud services¶

Name	Permissions
All monitored Amazon services Required	`cloudwatch:GetMetricData`, `cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics`, `cloudwatch:ListMetrics`, `sts:GetCallerIdentity`, `tag:GetResources`, `tag:GetTagKeys`, `ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones`
AWS Certificate Manager Private Certificate Authority	`acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities`
Amazon MQ
Amazon API Gateway	`apigateway:GET`
AWS App Runner	`apprunner:ListServices`
Amazon AppStream	`appstream:DescribeFleets`
AWS AppSync	`appsync:ListGraphqlApis`
Amazon Athena	`athena:ListWorkGroups`
Amazon Aurora	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling (built-in)	`autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups`
AWS Billing
Amazon Keyspaces
AWS Chatbot
Amazon CloudFront	`cloudfront:ListDistributions`
AWS CloudHSM	`cloudhsm:DescribeClusters`
Amazon CloudSearch	`cloudsearch:DescribeDomains`
AWS CodeBuild	`codebuild:ListProjects`
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Connect
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)	`eks:ListClusters`
AWS DataSync	`datasync:ListTasks`
Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)	`dax:DescribeClusters`
AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)	`dms:DescribeReplicationInstances`
Amazon DocumentDB	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS Direct Connect	`directconnect:DescribeConnections`
Amazon DynamoDB	`dynamodb:ListTables`
Amazon DynamoDB (built-in)	`dynamodb:ListTables`, `dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource`
Amazon EBS	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EBS (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeVolumes`
Amazon EC2 API
Amazon EC2 (built-in)	`ec2:DescribeInstances`
Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet	`ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests`
Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ECS Container Insights	`ecs:ListClusters`
Amazon ElastiCache (EC)	`elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters`
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	`elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments`
Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	`elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon Elastic Inference
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR)	`elasticmapreduce:ListClusters`
Amazon Elasticsearch Service (ES)	`es:ListDomainNames`
Amazon Elastic Transcoder	`elastictranscoder:ListPipelines`
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon EventBridge	`events:ListEventBuses`
Amazon FSx	`fsx:DescribeFileSystems`
Amazon GameLift	`gamelift:ListFleets`
AWS Glue	`glue:GetJobs`
Amazon Inspector	`inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates`
AWS Internet of Things (IoT)
AWS IoT Analytics
Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka	`kafka:ListClusters`
Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics	`kinesisanalytics:ListApplications`
Amazon Data Firehose	`firehose:ListDeliveryStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams	`kinesis:ListStreams`
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	`kinesisvideo:ListStreams`
AWS Lambda	`lambda:ListFunctions`
AWS Lambda (built-in)	`lambda:ListFunctions`, `lambda:ListTags`
Amazon Lex	`lex:GetBots`
Amazon Application and Network Load Balancer (built-in)	`elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags`, `elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth`
Amazon CloudWatch Logs	`logs:DescribeLogGroups`
AWS Elemental MediaConnect	`mediaconnect:ListFlows`
AWS Elemental MediaConvert	`mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Live	`mediapackage:ListChannels`
AWS Elemental MediaPackage Video on Demand	`mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations`
AWS Elemental MediaTailor	`mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations`
Amazon VPC NAT Gateways	`ec2:DescribeNatGateways`
Amazon Neptune	`rds:DescribeDBClusters`
AWS OpsWorks	`opsworks:DescribeStacks`
Amazon Polly
Amazon QLDB	`qldb:ListLedgers`
Amazon RDS	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`
Amazon RDS (built-in)	`rds:DescribeDBInstances`, `rds:DescribeEvents`, `rds:ListTagsForResource`
Amazon Redshift	`redshift:DescribeClusters`
Amazon Rekognition
AWS RoboMaker	`robomaker:ListSimulationJobs`
Amazon Route 53	`route53:ListHostedZones`
Amazon Route 53 Resolver	`route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints`
Amazon S3	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon S3 (built-in)	`s3:ListAllMyBuckets`
Amazon SageMaker Batch Transform Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Endpoint Instances	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Endpoints	`sagemaker:ListEndpoints`
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Processing Jobs
Amazon SageMaker Training Jobs
AWS Service Catalog
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	`sns:ListTopics`
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	`sqs:ListQueues`
AWS Systems Manager - Run Command
AWS Step Functions
AWS Storage Gateway	`storagegateway:ListGateways`
Amazon SWF	`swf:ListDomains`
Amazon Textract
AWS IoT Things Graph
AWS Transfer Family	`transfer:ListServers`
AWS Transit Gateway	`ec2:DescribeTransitGateways`
Amazon Translate
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS API Usage
AWS Site-to-Site VPN	`ec2:DescribeVpnConnections`
AWS WAF Classic
AWS WAF
Amazon WorkMail	`workmail:ListOrganizations`
Amazon WorkSpaces	`workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces`

To get the information required for comprehensive AWS cloud-computing monitoring, you have to authorize Dynatrace to access your Amazon metrics. Dynatrace will identify all the virtualized infrastructure components in your AWS environment and collect performance metrics related to those components.

Next, select the deployment model that best describes your environment and follow the procedure for that model.

Deployment with no ActiveGate

Deployment with existing ActiveGate

Dynatrace SaaS needs a role-based monitoring access to your AWS account.

You won't be able to monitor non-default AWS cloud services without an AWS-hosted Environment ActiveGate.

You will need:

AWS account ID
Rights to assign role-based access to your AWS account
External ID, which can be acquired as follows.
Go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS.
Select Connect new Instance.
Under Authentication method select Role-based authentication.
Under Your Amazon account ID select Copy to copy the token (External ID).

To create role-based access

Download a YAML file with CloudFormation template from cloud-snippets/role_based_access_no_AG_template.ymlï»¿.
Create the stack in your Amazon Console:
In your Amazon Console, go to CloudFormation.
Go to Stacks and create a new stack with new resources.
Select Template is ready, upload the template you've created above, and select Next.
In Parameters, enter the External ID.
Enter a name for your stack and select Next twice.
Review your configuration and accept the policy terms.
Select Create stack.

Alternative: create stack via CLI

To create the stack using the CLI, run the command below, making sure to replace the parameter values with your actual values.

You also need to remove the angle brackets (< and >).

aws cloudformation create-stack \



--capabilities CAPABILITY_NAMED_IAM \



--stack-name <stack_name> \



--template-body <file:///home/user/template_file.yaml> \



--parameters ParameterKey=ExternalID,ParameterValue=<external_id> ParameterKey=RoleName,ParameterValue=<role_name> ParameterKey=PolicyName,ParameterValue=<policy_name>

The instructions below are applicable whether or not the account hosting your ActiveGate is the same as your monitored account. In a typical setup, you need to create two CloudFormation stacks using CloudFormation templates:

A CloudFormation stack from the account hosting your ActiveGate, containing the following resources:
A role for your Environment ActiveGate hosted in your AWS infrastructure, on an Amazon EC2 host.
Its attached policy, defining the monitored account permissions.
A CloudFormation stack from the monitored account, containing the following resources:
A dedicated monitoring role for Dynatrace in your AWS account.
Its attached policy, defining the Dynatrace authentication permissions to your AWS environment.

To monitor multiple accounts, use the role_based_access_AG_account_multiple_monitoring_roles_template.yml and repeat the Create a role for ActiveGate on the account that hosts ActiveGate steps to create a stack for each monitored account.

You will need:

An ActiveGate installed on an Amazon EC2 host. It must be able to assume a role within your AWS account that allows it to read the Dynatrace monitoring data.
The ID of the AWS account that hosts the ActiveGate (the account that hosts your Dynatrace components, which in this case is the one hosting the Environment ActiveGate).
The Amazon Web Services monitored account ID (the account that you want to monitor).
The name of the role with which your Environment ActiveGate was started.
The External ID, which you can get as follows.
Go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS.
Select Connect new instance.
Under Authentication method, select Role-based authentication.
Under Token, select Copy to copy the token (the External ID) to your clipboard.

Create a role for ActiveGate on the account that hosts ActiveGate

Download the role_based_access_AG_account_template.ymlï»¿.
Create the stack in your Amazon Console:
In your Amazon Console, go to CloudFormation.
Go to Stacks and create a new stack with new resources.
Select Template is ready, upload the template you created above, and then select Next.
In Parameters, for Monitored Account ID, enter the ID of the account Dynatrace will monitor. Optionally, adapt other parameters as needed.
Enter a name for your stack, and then select Next twice.
Review your configuration, select I acknowledge that AWS CloudFormation might create IAM resources with custom names, and select Submit.

You can also create a stack via CLI using the command below:

aws cloudformation create-stack \



--capabilities CAPABILITY_NAMED_IAM \



--stack-name <stack_name> \



--template-body <file:///home/user/template_file.yaml> \



--parameters ParameterKey=ActiveGateRoleName,ParameterValue=<role_name> ParameterKey=AssumePolicyName,ParameterValue=<policy_name> ParameterKey=MonitoringRoleName,ParameterValue=<monitoring_role_name> ParameterKey=MonitoredAccountID,ParameterValue=<monitored_account_id>

Go to the Amazon EC2 console, right-click an instance hosting your Environment ActiveGate, and select Security > Modify IAM role.
Select the role you created and select Update IAM role.

Create a monitoring role for Dynatrace on your monitored account

After the Dynatrace_ActiveGate_role is created on the account hosting the ActiveGate, create a role for the account to be monitored.

Download a YAML file with CloudFormation template from role_based_access_monitored_account_template.ymlï»¿.
Create the stack in your Amazon Console:
In your Amazon Console, go to CloudFormation.
Go to Stacks and create a new stack with new resources.
Select Template is ready, upload the template you created above, and select Next.
In Parameters, enter External ID, ActiveGateRoleName and ActiveGateAccountID from the stack you created. Optionally, adapt other parameters if needed.
Enter a name for your stack, and then select Next twice.
Review your configuration, enable I acknowledge that AWS CloudFormation might create IAM resources with custom names, and select Submit.

You can also create a stack via CLI using the command below:

aws cloudformation create-stack \



--capabilities CAPABILITY_NAMED_IAM \



--stack-name <stack_name> \



--template-body <file:///home/user/template_file.yaml> \



--parameters ParameterKey=ExternalID,ParameterValue=<external_id> ParameterKey=ActiveGateRoleName,ParameterValue=<activegate_role_name> ParameterKey=ActiveGateAccountID,ParameterValue=<activegate_account_id>

Modify ActiveGate configuration

Starting with ActiveGate version 1.217, AWS monitoring is enabled by default. For configuration details, see Customize ActiveGate properties. The following configuration settings refer to earlier ActiveGate versions.

Edit the custom.properties file of your Environment ActiveGate.
Make the following property settings:

[aws_monitoring]



use_aws_proxy_role = false



aws_monitoring_enabled = true

If the ActiveGate is dedicated to AWS monitoring, you also need to set the MSGrouter property as follows:

[collector]



MSGrouter = false

3. Save the file and restart the ActiveGate main service.

Key-based authentication (AWS GovCloud and AWS China only)

Only for AWS GovCloud and China partitions is key-based authentication allowed.

In this scenario you have to create an AWS monitoring policy and generate a key pair with that policy.

AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) permission boundaries may deny AWS actions required by Dynatrace. If you use IAM permission boundary on your AWS account, make sure that actions from policy are allowed in all AWS Regions within permission boundary.

To create the AWS monitoring policy

In your Amazon Console, go to Identity and Access Management.
Go to Policies and select Create policy.
Select the JSON tab and paste the predefined policy from the box below.

{



"Version": "2012-10-17",



"Statement": [



{



"Sid": "VisualEditor0",



"Effect": "Allow",



"Action": [



"acm-pca:ListCertificateAuthorities",



"apigateway:GET",



"apprunner:ListServices",



"appstream:DescribeFleets",



"appsync:ListGraphqlApis",



"athena:ListWorkGroups",



"autoscaling:DescribeAutoScalingGroups",



"cloudformation:ListStackResources",



"cloudfront:ListDistributions",



"cloudhsm:DescribeClusters",



"cloudsearch:DescribeDomains",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricData",



"cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics",



"cloudwatch:ListMetrics",



"codebuild:ListProjects",



"datasync:ListTasks",



"dax:DescribeClusters",



"directconnect:DescribeConnections",



"dms:DescribeReplicationInstances",



"dynamodb:ListTables",



"dynamodb:ListTagsOfResource",



"ec2:DescribeAvailabilityZones",



"ec2:DescribeInstances",



"ec2:DescribeNatGateways",



"ec2:DescribeSpotFleetRequests",



"ec2:DescribeTransitGateways",



"ec2:DescribeVolumes",



"ec2:DescribeVpnConnections",



"ecs:ListClusters",



"eks:ListClusters",



"elasticache:DescribeCacheClusters",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironmentResources",



"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments",



"elasticfilesystem:DescribeFileSystems",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeInstanceHealth",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeListeners",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeLoadBalancers",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeRules",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags",



"elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTargetHealth",



"elasticmapreduce:ListClusters",



"elastictranscoder:ListPipelines",



"es:ListDomainNames",



"events:ListEventBuses",



"firehose:ListDeliveryStreams",



"fsx:DescribeFileSystems",



"gamelift:ListFleets",



"glue:GetJobs",



"inspector:ListAssessmentTemplates",



"kafka:ListClusters",



"kinesis:ListStreams",



"kinesisanalytics:ListApplications",



"kinesisvideo:ListStreams",



"lambda:ListFunctions",



"lambda:ListTags",



"lex:GetBots",



"logs:DescribeLogGroups",



"mediaconnect:ListFlows",



"mediaconvert:DescribeEndpoints",



"mediapackage-vod:ListPackagingConfigurations",



"mediapackage:ListChannels",



"mediatailor:ListPlaybackConfigurations",



"opsworks:DescribeStacks",



"qldb:ListLedgers",



"rds:DescribeDBClusters",



"rds:DescribeDBInstances",



"rds:DescribeEvents",



"rds:ListTagsForResource",



"redshift:DescribeClusters",



"robomaker:ListSimulationJobs",



"route53:ListHostedZones",



"route53resolver:ListResolverEndpoints",



"s3:ListAllMyBuckets",



"sagemaker:ListEndpoints",



"sns:ListTopics",



"sqs:ListQueues",



"storagegateway:ListGateways",



"sts:GetCallerIdentity",



"swf:ListDomains",



"tag:GetResources",



"tag:GetTagKeys",



"transfer:ListServers",



"workmail:ListOrganizations",



"workspaces:DescribeWorkspaces"



],



"Resource": "*"



}



]



}

4. Give the policy a name. 5. Select Create policy.

You'll need to generate an Access key and a Secret access key that Dynatrace can use to get metrics from Amazon Web Services.

In your Amazon Console, go to Users and select Add Users.
Enter the User name.
In the next screen, choose Attach policies directly and attach the policy that you created before.
Review the user details and select Create user.
From the list of users, select your newly created user name and go to Security credentials, then select Create access key.
On Access key best practices & alternatives, select Third-party service, then select Next.
On Retrieve access keys, store the Access Key ID name (AKID) and Secret access key values.
You can either download the user credentials or copy the credentials displayed online (select Show).

Alternative: create AWS roles with Terraform

Terraform templates are an alternative way of creating and configuring AWS roles. For detailed instructions on how to create AWS roles with Terraform, see Configuring AWS role-based access with Terraformï»¿

Create monitoring configuration¶

You can create, activate, and manage multiple monitoring connections. Each connection is defined by the credentials and/or access tokens required for Dynatrace to be able to pull in the data.

Why configuration is performed per connection

Allowing for multiple connections and configurations makes it possible to monitor even extremely complex environments. With such an approach, you don't need to configure everything at once. Instead, you can gradually add monitoring configurations to your existing setup. Such an architecture also makes it easy to react to the dynamic changes of the monitored environment, without needing to reconfigure the unaffected elements.

Add a new AWS connection

If you've followed all the prior steps, you're ready to configure Amazon Web Services monitoring.

To add a new AWS connection

Open Clouds.
Select Integration manager tab.
Learn how to navigate and connect a new instance via Integration manager.
AWS cloud services monitored by default

After Dynatrace connects to your AWS environment, it immediately starts monitoring selected AWS services. Classic (formerly 'built-in') AWS metrics metrics Dynatrace collects by default for AWS monitoring.") lists the metrics of AWS cloud services monitored by default.

Monitor other AWS services

In addition to AWS services, it's also possible to monitor all other AWS cloud services. AWS cloud services are enabled for monitoring per AWS connection.

To add a service to monitoring:

Go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS.
On the AWS overview page, find the connection that you want to change and select Edit in that row.
Under Services, select Manage services.
Select Add service.
Select the service from the list and then select Add service.
Select Save changes to save your configuration.

You can add multiple cloud services by repeating the steps above.

Configuration of collected metrics per service

After you add a service, Dynatrace automatically starts collecting a set of metrics for this particular service.

Recommended metrics:

Enabled by default
Can not be disabled
Can come with recommended dimensions (enabled by default, can't be disabled)
Can come with optional dimensions (disabled by default, can be enabled)

Apart from the recommended metrics, most services have the possibility of enabling optional metrics that can be added and configured manually.

List of AWS cloud services and collected metrics

To see the complete list of AWS cloud services and learn about the metrics collected for each of them, see All AWS cloud services.

Alternatively, you can check the list of supported AWS Services within in-product Dynatrace Hub (search for AWS) or in the web version of Dynatrace Hubï»¿.

To add and configure metrics

Go to Settings > Cloud and virtualization > AWS.
On the AWS overview page, find the connection that you want to change and select the edit icon next to its name.
Go to Services and select Manage services.
To add a metric select the service for which you want to add metrics and select Add new metric.
From the menu select Add metric for the metric you want to monitor.
Select Edit to configure the metric.
Select Apply to save your configuration.

After you select the cloud services and save your changes, monitoring of the newly added services starts automatically.

What's next?¶

Within minutes, you'll see the data on your dashboards.

To see the core measurements per each of the AWS connections

Go to AWS Classic.
Select the connection for which you want to see an overview of the AWS infrastructure.

You can also build your own dashboard from the metrics collected for your AWS instances. For details on building dashboards, see Dashboards Classic.

Virtual Machines, containers, and deep code monitoring with Dynatrace OneAgent

Dynatrace OneAgent offers unparalleled depth of insight into hosts, containers, and code. To learn more, see Set up Dynatrace on Amazon Web Services.

Further configuration for notifications and alerts

After you set up AWS monitoring, you can:

Set up metric events for alerting. This enables you to create, enable, disable and configure recommended alerting rules.
Limit API calls to AWS using tags. By default, Dynatrace monitors all Amazon Web Services that have been specified in your permission policy. Optionally, you can use tagging to limit the AWS resources that are monitored by Dynatrace.

Integrate CloudWatch Metric Streams

This method of monitoring does not require an ActiveGate. Dynatrace integration with Amazon CloudWatch Metric Streams provides a simple and safe way to ingest AWS metrics. Amazon CloudWatch Metric Streams allows all metrics issued in a given AWS region to be streamed through Kinesis Firehose to the Dynatrace API. For details, see Amazon CloudWatch Metric Streams.

OpenTelemetry and distributed tracing

It is also possible to trace AWS Lambda .NET Core functions with OpenTelemetry .NET.

Dynatrace Documentation: ingest-from/amazon-web-services¶

Source: aws-marketplace.md¶

AWS Marketplace private offer¶

AWS Marketplace private offer¶

Key terms¶

Prerequisites¶

Steps¶

Related topics¶

Source: set-up-cors-in-amazon-s3.md¶

Set up CORS on Amazon S3¶

Set up CORS on Amazon S3¶

Introduction¶

Configure Amazon S3¶

Configure CloudFront¶

Source: aws-connection-app-settings.md¶

Create an AWS connection via Settings¶

Create an AWS connection via Settings¶

Overview¶

General recommendations¶

Limitations¶

Prerequisites¶

1. Create AWS IAM baseline¶

Core CFN templates¶

Conditional CFN templates (deployed based on user opt-in during onboarding)¶

AWS IAM permission policy for deploying the CloudFormation stacks¶

2. Create the Dynatrace IAM baseline¶

Interactive IAM identity (IAM user)¶

Onboarding¶

1. Select connection model¶

2. Select observability option¶

3. Get platform tokens for service users¶

4. Finalize¶

5. Configure Health alerts and Warning signalsOptional¶

What's next?¶

Troubleshooting¶

Share your feedback¶

Source: app-runner.md¶

Monitor AWS App Runner¶

Monitor AWS App Runner¶

Prerequisites¶

Integrate OneAgent into your application image¶

Build-time injection EKS, ECS, and App Runner¶

Configure network zones Optional¶

Monitoring Consumption¶

Troubleshoot¶

Related topics¶

Source: aws-beanstalk.md¶

Monitor AWS Elastic Beanstalk¶

Monitor AWS Elastic Beanstalk¶

Prerequisites¶

Download OneAgent¶

Customize your installation¶

Configure network zones Optional¶

Monitoring consumption¶

Related topics¶

Source: aws-ec2.md¶

Monitor Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2)¶

Monitor Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2)¶

Capabilities¶

Integrate OneAgent for fullstack monitoring¶

Source: deploy-oneagent-on-ecs.md¶

Monitor Elastic Container Service (ECS) with EC2 launch type¶

Monitor Elastic Container Service (ECS) with EC2 launch type¶

Prerequisites¶

Deploy OneAgent as a daemon service¶

Security implications¶

Limitations¶

Monitoring consumption¶

Related topics¶

Source: aws-ecs.md¶

Monitor Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)¶

Monitor Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)¶

Prerequisites¶

Deploy OneAgent as a daemon service¶

Security implications¶

Limitations¶

Monitoring consumption¶

Related topics¶

Source: k8s-dns-logs.md¶

Ingest Kubernetes DNS logs from AWS¶

Sample `Dockerfile` with Dynatrace AWS Lambda extension enabled¶

Compatibility with OpenTelemetry and `System.Diagnostics.DiagnosticSource` versions¶